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He won the Nobel Peace Prize and believed in peaceful protests for civil rights
Who is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr?
100
Bert, Ernie, and Big Bird debuted in this 1969 series.
What is Sesame Street?
100
This key ingredient was used in fluffy, creamy pies and desserts.
What is Cool-Whip?
100
This term describes jeans that flair out at the ankles
What are bell bottoms?
200
The 1960 Presidential election was between Nixon and ________.
Who is JFK?
200
This 1969 music festival takes place in New York and features such acts as Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, and The Who.
What is Woodstock?
200
Kellogg’s released this brightly colored cereal in 1963.
What are Fruit Loops?
200
Dolls played with by girls that had wild, colorful hair and became popular in the mid-60---you'll see some at target and they even had a movie in 2023
What are Toll Dolls?
300
The US Postal Service added this in 1963 and is part of every address today.
What is the Zip Code?
300
This game show debuted in 1964 and is still strong today.
What is Jeopardy?
300
In 1964, this sugary pasty food was served hot or at room temperature for breakfast and packaged in a foil wrapper.
What are pop-tarts?
300
Of course we are doing this again...say everyone in the rooms name correctly
Hope you got it!
400
JFK chose this man has his running mate in the 1960s election.
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?
400
The most famous dance of the 60s that involves swiveling one's hips, and it is also sung by Chubby Checker.
What is The Twist?
400
This 1965 sports drink was made for and by the University of Florida and is widely available today--parents sometimes give to kids who are "dehydrated"
What is Gatorade?
400
What is lava lamp?
500
In the Bay of the Pigs invasion, Fidel Castro led what nation against the US?
What is Cuba?
500
What is the Flintstones?
500
Cooking extraordinaire of the 1960s---or some would say the Chef Ramsey of the 60s
Who is Julia Child?
500
Spell: ä-nə-ˌmä-tə-ˈpē-ə
What is onomatopoeia