50s
Elvis Presley became famous for this style of music.
Rock and roll
The Beatles came from this English city.
Liverpool
This disco movie starred John Travolta.
Saturday Night Fever
Frank Sinatra was known for singing this style of music.
Big band/pop standards
“A penny saved is a penny…”
earned
This black-and-white TV western starred James Arness.
Gunsmoke
Neil Armstrong walked on this in 1969.
The Moon
Bell-bottom pants were a popular type of this clothing item.
pants/trousers
This singer sang “Blue Suede Shoes.”
Elvis Presley
“Better late than…”
never
Families often gathered around this new household device every evening.
The television
This U.S. president was assassinated in 1963.
John F. Kennedy
This dance craze and music genre featured mirror balls and dance floors.
Disco
This singer was nicknamed “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”
Frank Sinatra
“Don’t count your chickens before they…”
hatch
This war involving North and South Korea began in 1950.
The Korean War
Tie-dye and peace signs were symbols of this movement.
The hippie movement
This Swedish group sang “Dancing Queen.”
ABBA
This singer was famous for “Sweet Caroline.”
Neil Diamond
“Birds of a feather flock…”
together
This fast-food chain introduced the Golden Arches in the 1950s.
McDonald’s
This famous festival took place in 1969 in New York.
Woodstock
This group sang “Stayin’ Alive.”
The Bee Gees
“Take Me Home, Country Roads” mentions this state.
West Virginia
“There’s no place like…”
home