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This popular dessert, named for a famous Russian ballerina, was created in her honor after she toured Australia and New Zealand. The dessert name starts with P and ends with a. This is a 7 letter word
What is a pavlova?
This popular brand of instant oatmeal was famous for its jingle, "It's the right thing to do."
What is Quaker Oats?
This comedic duo, known for their hilarious sketches and hit song "I Got You Babe," had their own variety show in the 1970s.
Who are Sonny & Cher?
The first drive-in movie theater opened in this U.S. state in 1933. This state is considered the Garden State.
What is New Jersey?
This iconic actor, known for his roles in classic westerns, was a symbol of rugged individualism and often referred to as "The Duke."
Who is John Wayne?
While you might think of them as an American invention, the first pair of blue jeans was actually created in this country by a German immigrant named Levi Strauss.
What is Germany?
This iconic toy, a simple plastic loop that you could twirl around your waist, arms, or legs, was invented in 1958.
What is the Hula-Hoop?
This popular show, which ran from 1960 to 1968, followed the lives of a family in Mayberry, North Carolina, and starred Andy Griffith as the town's sheriff.
What is The Andy Griffith Show?
This type of car, a two-door coupe with a fastback design, was first introduced by Ford in 1964
What is the Mustang?
This famous First Lady was known for her sense of style, her love of art, and for her work in restoring the White House.
Who is Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis?
The most common color of cars on the road is black, but this color of car is statistically the safest, as it's the easiest to see in most light conditions.
What is white?
Introduced in 1960, this popular car, with its quirky design and rear-mounted engine, became a symbol of counterculture.
What is the Volkswagen Beetle?
In the classic show M*A*S*H, what was the real name of the character known as "Hawkeye"?
Who is Benjamin Franklin Pierce?
This iconic American highway, also known as the "Main Street of America," stretches from Chicago to Santa Monica. Hint: We call it in Bingo
What is Route 66
This legendary comedian and actor, famous for his role as "the King of Cool," was a member of the Rat Pack.
Who is Dean Martin?
Though you might have a different type at home, the very first toothbrush was invented in China over 500 years ago using bristles from this animal.
What is a pig?
The first credit card, which allowed customers to use it at multiple businesses, was introduced in 1958 by this company.
What is American Express?
The character Fonzie, from the show Happy Days, lived in this city and worked as a mechanic
What is Milwaukee?
This famous event, a music festival held in 1969, featured acts like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and The Who.
What is Woodstock?
Known for his energetic stage presence and nickname "The Hardest-Working Man in Show Business," this singer and dancer was a pioneer of funk music. He was also known as "The Godfather of Soul."
Who is James Brown?
The name of this common beverage is derived from the Dutch word brandewijn, which means "burnt wine." What is the name of this hard liquor distilled from fermented fruit juice.
What is brandy?
In 1969, the first flight of this supersonic passenger jet took place, allowing for faster-than-sound travel.
What is the Concorde?
This popular television variety show, hosted by a well-dressed man, ran from 1948 to 1971 and was famous for introducing America to The Beatles in 1964.
What is The Ed Sullivan Show?
This popular board game, where players tried to navigate a fake stock market and become a millionaire, was originally introduced in 1962 by Milton Bradley.
What is The Game of Life?
This famous ballerina, a star of the Royal Ballet, was well-known for her on-stage partnership with Rudolf Nureyev and for being the muse of choreographer Frederick Ashton. She was given the highest honor a ballerina can receive, the title of "prima ballerina assoluta," by Queen Elizabeth II. Who is she? Her initials are M. F.
Who is Margot Fonteyn?