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This popular cereal featured the characters Snap, Crackle, and Pop
What is Rice Krispies?
This popular game was invented from throwing pie plates
What is Frsibee?
Avid runners may participate in this, a race with a typical length of 26.2 miles. A popular one is held in Boston each year.
What is a marathon?
Despite its name, this popular German festival actually begins in September
What is Oktoberfest?
The material traditional chalkboards were made of
What is Slate?
What is alka-seltzer?
What is Chatty Cathy?
You can soar high above the ground in a basket in one of these
What is a hot-air balloon?
In September of 1620, this famous ship set sail from England, carrying the Pilgrims to the New World
What is the Mayflower?
What is the Principal?
This computer company logo was a multi-colored apple with a bite taken out of it
This multi-colored block puzzle is solved by twisting and turning until each side is the same color
What is a Rubik's Cube?
Some avid climbers may aspire to climb and reach the peak of this treacherous mountain
What is Mount Everest?
In September of 1962, this popular British band began their first recording session at Abbey Road Studios in London
What is The Beatles?
The high school event that typically includes a pep rally, dance, football game, and alumni events?
What is Homecoming?
In the 60's, if you just had to "Look for the Golden Arches" to find this:
What is McDonald's?
In the late 1980's, this miniscule doll was designed to be portable, and came in a compact just right for a little girl's pocket
What is Polly Pocket?
This activity for thrill-seekers involves jumping out of an airplane from a great height
What is sky diving?
Great Britain and France declared war on Germany after it invaded this country
What is Poland?
What is a Sadie-Hawkins Dance?
This Proctor and Gamble laundry detergent reminds you that "if it's got to be clean, it's got to be _____"
What is Tide?
In 1964, this action figure was popular for boys who aspired to serve their country. In the 1980s, it was featured in a popular TV cartoon
What is GI Joe?
Some bucket lists include seeing this phenomenon, typically seen in northern, colder areas. All you have to do is look up.
What is the aurora borealis, or Northern Lights?
In September of 1974, this president pardoned Richard Nixon
Who is Gerald Ford?