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1960/70s News Show Follow Up

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1960s/70s Historical Quiz

Test your knowledge of significant events and cultural shifts from the 1960s and 1970s with our engaging quiz! Explore topics ranging from the civil rights movement to the rise of counterculture.

Challenge yourself with questions on:

Key historical figures
Major social movements
Influential events

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveStone312

What does the word "Tet" mean?

An important place during the Vietnam War

The general of Vietnam's last name

Vietnamese New Year

I'm not sure

On what day was MLK assasinated?

January 2nd

April 4th

October 11th

June 5th

When MLK was killed, riots broke out in over 60 American cities. How many people were arrested?

100

14,000

None

27,000

What city was Robert Kennedy assassinated in?

Houston, Texas

Las Vegas, Nevada

Exeter, NH

Los Angeles, California

Which was not a trademark style of hippies?

Brown shoes

Flowers

Peace Signs

Long Hair

What key event most greatly influenced the uprising of the feminism movement?

Boston Tea Party

Celtics losing game 7

The Women's Strike for Peace

Laws against abortion

True or False: The Free Speech Movement occured at University of California, Berkeley.

True

False

What was the People's Park Protest also known as?

Park March

It isn't referred to as anything else

Bloody Thursday

The Triple P

True or False: The main motto hippies followed was "Love not War"

True

False

True or False: U.S. Attorney General Robert Kennedy was JFK's cousin

True

False

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