Entertaining the World
The most popular show of the 1950s
I Love Lucy
The first democratically elected president of South Africa
Nelson Mandela
A key early computer company
IBM
This country experienced an economic "miracle"
Japan
Operation Paperclip relocated scientists from this country to the United States
This video game series, and anime, and trading card game, and merchandise franchise swept the world in the late 1990s
Pokemon
The leader of Polish efforts to resist Soviet influence in the 1980s
Lach Walesa
For millions across the world, this was the first computer they ever saw
UNIVAC
SAP is an acronym used to describe a dreaded set of economic preconditions
Structural Adjustment Programs
This city experienced a genocide during the Bosnian War
Srebrenica
This popular musical genre of the early 1990s was kind of dirty
Grunge
He was overthrown in a violent coup in Chile
Salvador Allende
This pesticide helped feed a rapidly growing population, but at a tremendous environmental cost
DDT
These entities often imposed SAPs
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank
This terrorist organization perpetrated the September 11th attacks
Al Qaeda
The singer of the hit song "What's Going on"
Marvin Gaye
The first president of Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
This company was a key early produce of silicon microchips
Intel
This American generation was at the heart of the Consumption Revolution
The Baby Boomers
These reforms were critical in working toward the end of the Cold War in the USSR
Glasnost and Perestroika
This popular TV drama brought a darker and more explicit form of TV to network television
NYPD Blue
A Cold War Billionaire
Mobutu Sese Seku
The two founders of Apple Computers
Stephen Wozniak and Steve Jobs
The four "Asian Tigers" that rapidly grew their economies
South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore
This was a major concern of Gen X during the 1990s