This drug became extremely popular during the Sixties because of it's psychedelic abilities.
What is LSD?
100
This man's idea of creating a fictitious band led to the writing of Sgt. Pepper.
Who is Paul McCartney?
100
The British government supported this country's involvement in the Vietnam War, causing uneasy feelings among the young people of Britain.
What is the United States?
100
These are two very famous anti-war songs by John Lennon.
What are "Imagine" and "Give Peace a Chance?"
200
August 29, 1966
When was the Beatles' last live performance?
200
The postwar time when 70 million children were born.
What is the baby boom?
200
This song was banned by the BBC because it appeared to reference LSD and reflect the hallucinations of the drug.
What is Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds?
200
These, originating from the idea of sit-ins, were held in several cities to protest the war and promote peace.
What are "Bed-Ins for Peace?"
200
John Lennon married this woman.
Who is Yoko Ono?
300
What is the Beatles' nickname at the beginning of Beatlemania?
What is the "Fab Four"?
300
This group of people wanted change, and rebelled against conservatism.
Who is the younger generation/college students?
300
McCartney said in an interview that this drug was the main reason for Sgt. Pepper.
What is pot?
300
This event caused public opinion overall to turn against the Vietnam War, allowing members of the New Left to finally grab a hold of the British public.
What is the Tet Offensive?
300
John Lennon returned his MBE (Member of British Empire medal) to the Queen in this year.
When is 1965?
400
This was the year that The Beatles were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
What is 1988?
400
Because an estimated 850,000 post war children entered college during this decade, emergency housing was set up in these places.
What is dorm lounges, hotels and trailer camps?
400
This song contained the phrase, "I'd love to turn you on," which was seen as a deliberate drug reference.
What is "A Day in the Life"?
400
This group of activists was present in Europe before the Vietnam War, but grew largely in strength and number because of the war.
What is the New Left?
400
This was when a major demonstration by the New Left took place in front of the American Embassy and turned violent.
When is 1968?
500
This man said, "Nothing really affected me until I heard Elvis. If there hadn't been Elvis, there would have not been The Beatles."
Who is Lennon?
500
This festival, started in the sixties, represented the hippie movement through its spirit of love and sharing.
What is the Woodstock Festival?
500
Although this song's lyrics are obviously talking about drugs, it was never banned by BBC.
What is With A Little Help From My Friends?
500
The International Control Commission's disapproved of the U.S. bombing of this place, but was not supported by Britain in March, 1965.
What is the Democrative Republic of Vietnam?
500
Give Peace a Chance was written at a Bed-In held in this city.