Music and Movies of the 80s
Thriller by Michael Jackson
A small ball made of cloth that is used to kick up with your feet.
Hacky Sack
A book made by Margaret Atwood about a dystopian America.
The Handmaid's Tale
A wall that was torn down in the 1980s is connected to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Berlin Wall
A method of holding data whether that be music, information, or a movie that was released in the public in the 1980s.
The CD
The most popular female singer and sang Material Girl
Madonna
The most popular form of art in the 1980s.
Graffiti Art
A book made by Don DeLillo and is also the sound a TV makes when it cannot connect to a channel.
White Noise
A political war against substances that alter the brain's function.
The War on Drugs
This boxer came back into boxing and lost a major defeat.
Muhammed Ali
One of the most popular songs made by Queen.
Another One Bites the Dust
The act of standing on top of a moving vehicle.
Car Surfing
A book made by Robert Ludlum about a spy trying to figure out his identity in amnesia.
Bourne Identity
The president for the majority of the 80s.
Ronald Reagan
The first Apple computer ever made.
The Macintosh
A famous band in the 1980s who sang Livin' on a Prayer
Bon Jovi
A type of clothing that is baggy and usually a vibrant color.
Parachute Pants
A book made by Toni Morrison about a post-civil war former slave family.
Beloved
The President of the Soviet Union.
Mikhail Gorbachev
In the 1980s America won what event against the Soviets in the Winter Olympics?
Hockey
A movie made by Steven Spielberg about an adventurer going into lost ruins.
Indiana Jones Raiders of the Lost Ark
A form of art with minimal expression and uses rough or violent drawings and color to form a picture.
Neo-Expressionism
A military fiction book about a third world war between Soviet Russia and America.
Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy
An economic ideology of the government taking no steps to intervene in the marketplace made by Ronald Reagan.
Reagan Economics
The first Microsoft Operating System developed and ran on 16 bits.
Windows 1.0