Table Games
Introduced in 1971, this card game's name comes from the Spanish word players must shout when they have a single card left in their hand.
Uno
In 1974, this institution opened its Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington D.C.
Smithsonian Institution
Hugo, one of this type of storm and rated Category 4, made landfall in September 1989 and caused destruction across the Carolinas.
Hurricane
From this maker's '70s lineup: F-100, Maverick, and Futura
Ford
This disco dance of the '70s was popularized by Van McCoy's hit song and combined mambo, salsa, and swing.
The hustle
Released in 1979, the Buggles sang a song that claims "Video Killed" this person.
"the radio star"
In 1985, a waiter devised this game using a dictionary, pencil, and a legal pad (for players to draw the clues on).
Pictionary
In 1972, this European capital saw protestors demonstrate against nuclear testing; a statement signed by intellectuals, including Jean-Paul Sarte, supported their cause.
Paris
In 1979, American Airlines Flight 191 crashed near O'Hare International Airport in this U.S. city.
Chicago
Models from tis car maker: Wildcat, LeSabre, and Regal
Buick
Though this dance has roots in early tap routines, it was popularized (and some say perfected) by Michael Jackson in his Motown 25 TV performance in 1983.
Moonwalk
Released in 1982, Dexys Midnight Runners had their biggest hit with this song, which features a fiddle and a banjo.
"Come on Eileen"
This popular game of the 1980s asks questions in six categories, including geography, sports and leisure, and history.
Trivial Pursuit
The Forbidden City in this Chinese capital was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987.
Beijing
This second manned lunar expedition was hit twice by lightning strikes during liftoff on November 14, 1969.
Apollo 12
This automaker began sizing down its vehicles in the '80s, including a redesigned Seville and a smaller Eldorado.
Cadillac
With its roots in the mid-1950s, this complex clapping and hand-shaking dance was popularized by the movie Grease.
Hand jive
The 1979 disco hit "Ring My Bell" was sung by her.
Anita Ward
Inventor Allan Turoff initially called this game Find-a-Word, since players must use the letter dice to create words worth the most points.
On January 26, 1981, the Australian Institute of Sport was opened in this city by Prime Minister Fraser.
Canberra
One of the most well-known ecological disasters, the 1989 oil spill from this tanker leaked 11 million gallons of oil into Prince William Sound.
Exxon Valdez
Some of its retro rides include the Diplomat, Dart, and Monaco.
Dodge
This popular party dance reached the top of the American pop charts in 1996 as a remix of a Spanish-language rumba.
Macarena
Tommy Tutone told us to call "867-5309" to speak to this girl.
Jenny
With several editions released throughout the 1980s, the Canadian version of this popular board game includes locations like Ontario Northland and Rue Saint-Jacques in place of Boardwalk and Park Place.
Monopoly
It was a sad day on October 6, 1981, when Anwar Sadat was assassinated in this Egyptian capital city.
Cairo
The Bhopal disaster was a 1984 chemical leak that occurred in the Madhya Pradesh state of this South Asian nation.
India
Retro names from this automaker include Legacy, Justy, and Brat.
We bet you know this dance craze just by the band who performs it: the Village People.
YMCA
She collaborated with Bruce Springsteen in 1977 on "Because the Night," her only charting hit song.
Patti Smith
Introduced in the mid-1970s, this game is often abbreviated to D&D and features many fantasy creatures.
Dungeons and Dragons
In 1984, this Mediterranean capital and home of the Acropolis became a sister city to Los Angeles.
Athens
In the 1996 Olympics, she competed through injury to help Team USA win gymnastics gold.
Kerri Strug
Some forgotten favorites from this automaker's '70s selection: Townsman, Chevelle Laguna, and Monza.
Chevrolet
In 1969, Judi Sheppard Missett started a fitness and dance revolution, combining aerobic exercise and music in this type of class.
Jazzercise
In 1983, Nena released the German-language song "99 Luftballoons," which translated to English as this.
"99 Red Balloons"