Who became the youngest president in U.S. history in 1961?
John F. Kennedy
Which song by The Rolling Stones was released in 1965?
Help!
Satisfaction
Twist and Shout
Let It Be
What civil rights leader was assassinated in 1968?
Martin Luther King Jr.
What car company released the Mustang in 1964?
Ford
What was the name of the popular 1960s women’s hairstyle that was tall and bouffant-like?
The Beehive
Which famous speech did Martin Luther King Jr. deliver in 1963?
"I Have a Dream"
Which 1960's groundbreaking horror movie, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is based at the Bates Motel.
Psycho (1960)
What band was known as "The Fab Four"?
The Beatles
What TV show featured a magical housewife who could twitch her nose to cast spells?
Bewitched
What type of music, known for its Motown sound, became extremely popular in the 1960s?
Soul music
What 1960s spy series featured the line, “This message will self-destruct in five seconds”?
Mission: Impossible
Who was nicknamed "The King of Rock and Roll"?
Elvis Presley
Who played James Bond in the first-ever Bond movie, Dr. No?
Sean Connery
Which fashion trend featured colourful, swirly designs and was popular with hippies?
Tie-dye
What TV show about a talking horse premiered in 1961?
Mister Ed
What toy, named after a famous dance, became a craze in the 1960s?
Hula Hoop
In the 1960s, which unisex shoe trend became popular with teens and was often paired with casual clothing?
Sneakers
What year did the first moon landing happen?
1969
What 1960s Western TV show followed a ranching family living on the Ponderosa?
Bonanza
What fast-food chain introduced the Big Mac in 1967?
Burger King
McDonald's
KFC
Wendy's
What Disney movie, featuring a whimsical lady who carries a magical carpetbag to Cheery Tree Lane, was released in 1964?
Mary Poppins
What Australian slang term from the 1960s meant “relax” or “calm down”?
"Knock it off"
"Take a squiz"
"Fair dinkum"
"Cool it"
Which animated family living in the Stone Age first aired in 1960?
The Flintstones
What family-friendly TV show featured a dolphin as the main character?
Flipper
Which famous doll, introduced in 1959, became a major toy for girls in the 1960s?
Barbie
What famous sci-fi TV show premiered in 1966 and featured Captain Kirk?
Dr Who
Lost in Space
Star Trek
Star Wars
What animated TV show, featuring a futuristic family, first aired in 1962?
The Robinsons
The Flinstones
The Jetsons
The Martians
Which snack became popular in the 1960s and is orange and crunchy?
Doritos
Cheetos
Pringles
Cheezles
What TV show featured two young women working in a bottle-capping factory? Ricky says his famous line "Lucy, you got some splainin' to do”.
The Lucy Show
What famous girl group sang the hit Stop! In the Name of Love?
The Supremes
Which event, famous for peace, love, and music, took place in 1969?
Woodstock
What soda brand launched its famous "Uncola" advertising campaign in the 1960s?
7-Up
Coca-Cola
Sprite
Dr Pepper
What type of skirt, often worn with high boots, became a major fashion trend in the 1960s?
Mini skirt
What iconic science-fiction show debuted in 1963 and featured a time-traveling alien with a blue police box?
Doctor Who
In 1960s Australia, what did the slang term “ripper” mean?
A person who surfs
A type of car
A type of dance move
Something excellent or fantastic
What comedy TV show about a group stranded on an island debuted in 1964?
Gilligan's Island
What TV show followed Jed Clampett and his family after they struck oil and moved to Beverly Hills?
The Beverly Hillbillies
What quirky 1960s TV show about a spooky family included a butler named Lurch and a pet hand?
The Addams Family
What movie, starring Julie Andrews, won 5 Oscars in 1965?
The Sound of Music
What British band released the album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967?
The Beatles