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This "most magical place on earth" amusement park opened
What is Walt Disney World?
Don't "skip" this card game that was invented by a barber named Merle Robbins
What is Uno?
The 26th Amendment, which lowered this from 21 to 18, was ratified
What is the voting age?
8 cents will lick this clue!
What is a postage stamp?
Television advertising for this product was banned in the United States
What are cigarettes?
This actor appeared in the film "Dirty Harry," and spoke the famous line, "You've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya punk?
Who is Clint Eastwood (as Harry Callahan)?
The first of these famous coffee shops opened at Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington
What is Starbucks?
Before he was impeached, this man was named Time Magazine's Man of the Year
Who was Richard Nixon?
40 cents seems like a bargain for this, which now costs around $3
What is a gallon of gas?
This "Yabba Dabba good" cereal was introduced
What are Cocoa Pebbles or Fruity Pebbles?
This popular TV show included a grumpy patriarch named Archie
What is "All in the Family"?
This polymer that is five times stronger than steel and can be spin into thread to be used for things such as bridge cables and body armor went on the market.
What is Kevlar?
This spacecraft became the first to orbit another planet in November
What is Mariner 9?
Businesses shelled out $72,000 for one of these (Go Baltimore Colts!)
What is the cost of a Superbowl ad?
This service started delivering packages to "the world on time"
What is Federal Express?
This war movie received the Oscar for Best Picture
What is "Patton"?
Ray Tomlinson invented this new form of communication that would leave snail mail in the dust
What is e-mail?
These documents, commissioned as a report on the political and military involvement of the United States in Vietnam, were published by The New York Times
What are the Pentagon Papers?
It cost $25,250 for a new one of these, but there's no place like it
What is a house?
"Just Do It": Designer Carolyn Davidson was paid $35 for this now-iconic sports and fashion logo
What is the Nike Swoosh?
"How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" by this three-member band of brothers was the number one Billboard song on August 14, 1971
Who were The Bee Gees
This company released the first programmable microprocessor, created by Stanley Mazor, Federico Faggin and Tedd Hoff
What is Intel?
A result of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, this broadcasts for the first time in April 1971. Not too terrible a timeline, "all things considered."
What is National Public Radio (NPR)?
Archer would have to come up with $1.18 to buy this, his favorite beverage
What is a gallon of milk?
This singer-songwriter wrote the new State Farm jingle: "Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there."
Who is Barry Manilow?