Hippie History
What decade did the hippie movement reach its peak in the United States?
1960s
What renowned poet and singer-songwriter, known for his songs "Imagine" and "Give Peace a Chance," was a prominent figure in the peace and love movement of the 1960s?
John Lennon
What colorful clothing item, often worn by hippies as a symbol of peace and love, features bright patterns and is typically worn around the neck or head?
The Peace Symbol
Which music festival, held in 1969, is often considered the epitome of the hippie counterculture and featured iconic performances by Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Who?
Woodstock
What political movement, opposed to the Vietnam War and advocating for peace and love, was closely associated with the hippie movement?
The Peace Movement
Who was the American singer-songwriter known for her powerful voice and iconic performance at Woodstock with her rendition of "Piece of My Heart"?
Janis Joplin
What popular mode of transportation, often adorned with psychedelic designs and symbols, became synonymous with the hippie movement?
Volkswagen bus (or VW Microbus)
Who was the lead singer of the iconic band "The Doors," known for his poetic lyrics and charismatic stage presence?
Jim Morrison
What influential book, written by Jack Kerouac, helped inspire the Beat Generation and later influenced the hippie counterculture?
"On the Road"
What American actor and environmental activist, famous for his role in the film "Easy Rider," was a prominent figure in the counterculture movement of the 1960s and 1970s?
Dennis Hopper
What term refers to the practice of making one's own clothing, often using unconventional materials and designs, as a rejection of mainstream fashion?
DIY (Do It Yourself) fashion or clothing
Who was the influential folk singer known for songs such as "Blowin' in the Wind" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'"?
Bob Dylan