Which book is a “portrayal of a white lawyer defending a Black man accused of rape in 1930s Mississippi”? A) Tropic Cancer B) To Kill a Mockingbird C) Herzog D) The Millstone

By 1971 91% of British homes had a television. What important change in society and everyday life did such a high percentage of TV mean?

How do you spell the name of the famous band of the 60s?  A)Small Facelift  B)Smelly Faces  C)Small Faces    D)The Small Faces 

........................????......... Relations Act of 1968 gave post-war immigrants more rights than before.

In 1960 Penguin Books was acquitted of publishing a book with too much sexuality and obscenity in it.- The title of the book is Lady Chatterley’s Lover. Who was the author of the book?

Which of the following is a typical genre in British film-making in the early 60s? A)bathroom-sink drama B)kitchen-sink drama C)toilet-sink drama D)basement-sink drama

A Hard Day’s Night was a film made in 1964 with what band?

What was the autobiography co-author, Alex Haley’s job (The Autobiography of Malcolm X)? A) playwright B) musician C) journalist D) poet

When was the famous Time Magazine cover article "Swinging London" published?

What are the pants in the picture called?

Which of the following is not an actor from the 60s? A) Kenneth More B)Richard Todd C)Colin Firth D)Stewart Granger

Which of the following is not a musician from the 60s?  A)Syd Barrett   B)Mick Jagger     C)Mike Hucknall  D)Mick Jones