ARTISTS
BRITISH INVASION
MOTOWN
MUSIC & CULTURE
Drop The Needle
100

Name one famous artist or band from the 1960s

(Multiple Answers)

100

Which band helped lead the British Invasion into the U.S.?

The Beatles

100

What is the name of the band who performed "I Want You Back"

The Jackson 5
100

Which U.S. movement fought to end racial segregation and discrimination during the 1960s?

The Civil Rights Movement
200

What is the name of the American band from California most known for "surf rock" music?

The Beach Boys

200

What American television show helped introduce British bands to U.S. audiences?

Ed Sullivan Show

200

What does the name “Motown” come from?

Motor Town (Detroit)
200

Which war inspired many protest songs during the 1960s?

The Vietnam War

300

Which Motown artist began their solo career as a child star in the 1960s?  

Stevie Wonder

300

Which British band was known for a heavier, blues-based rock sound compared to The Beatles?

The Rolling Stones

300

Who was the founder and main producer behind Motown Records?

Berry Gordy

300

What music festival held in 1969 symbolized peace, youth culture, and counterculture?

Woodstock

400

Which folk artist transitioned to electric rock music in the mid-1960s, shocking many fans?

Bob Dylan

400

What American music chart did British bands dominate?

The Billboard Hot 100

400

What Motown girl group was led by Diana Ross?

The Supremes

400

Which musical genre became closely associated with protest and social change in the 1960s?

Folk Music

500

Which artist performed “Purple Haze” and became known for innovative guitar feedback and distortion?

Jimi Hendrix

500

How did British bands change American rock music?

  • Introduced new sounds and styles

  • Popularized bands writing their own songs

  • Influenced fashion and youth culture

  • Brought blues-inspired rock back to America

500

Was Motown founded before or after 1955?

After -- 1959

500

Which group of young people rejected traditional values and promoted peace, love, and freedom in the 1960s?

Hippies