The Summer of '69
Performers included Jimi Hendrix, Sly and the Family Stone, the Who, the Grateful Dead, and Janis Joplin
Woodstock
Polaris, better known as this, helped people escaping slavery find their way
In honor of his 50th anniversary, this cheerful friend in yellow shoes became the first animated character to receive a star
You've sunk my Submarine!
Battleship
Many say the Election of 1800 was the pre-curser to the duel between Aaron Burr and this Secretary of Treasury, in which Burr fatally shot him
Alexander Hamilton
Sharon Tate was a model and rising film star when she was murdered by this cult
The Manson Family
The brightest star in this constellation is Aldebaran, which forms the bull’s right eye
Taurus
He has two stars—one for his solo career and one for his work with his brothers
Michael Jackson
Clue
Televised debates were introduced during the Election of 1960. Nixon refused to wear makeup and wore a gray suit while his opponent looked sharp for the cameras, which arguably won this former president the election
John F. Kennedy
Some folks made quite a buzz about this July 1969 happening they believe to be fake
The Moon Landing
Rigel and Betelgeuse are members of this constellation - named after the supernaturally gifted hunter who was the son of Poseidon
Orion
This puppet has two stars - one for television and one for film
Kermit the Frog
Your patient is Cavity Sam
Operation
Weeks after this election, South Carolina voted to secede, followed by six more Southern states
The Election of 1860
A series of riots and protests broke out in June of 1969 following a police raid at this gay bar in New York City
Stonewall Inn
It's the brightest star visible from Earth. Not to be confused with Harry Potter's godfather
Sirius
This group of 122 estimated individuals is honored on a Hollywood Star for their role in a 1939 musical fantasy
The Munchkins
Free parking! Go to jail! A thimble?
Monopoly
The Election of 2000 remains an odd one due to this style complicated ballot in the Sunshine State
Hanging Chad/Punch-hole
In Chappaquiddick, a car driven by this then-senator plunges off a bridge leading to the death of the passenger
Edward Kennedy
Castor and Pollux, both bright stars and mythological twins - each star then has a line forming their bodies, giving the constellation a rough “U” shape
Gemini
Nicknamed the Singing Cowboy, he has 5 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Gene Autry
College or career? Kids or no kids?
Life
This president lost to John Quincy Adams in the Election of 1824, dubbing it a "corrupt bargain" but won in 1828. He's known for the Indian Removal Act and The Compromise Tariff of 1833
Andrew Jackson