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Schopenhauer
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1999
H.R. Giger
The art of being bad on screen
Cartoon Villains
Name game
1968 Culture
The year pop culture went to the moon
Mascots
Secrets of world money
Munch
Peaks
Rome hills
Hausmann
Presidents
Hunger Games
First Jobs
Woody Allen
Aesop
Ayn Rand
1950s Oscars
Retro cartoons
Chaplin
The age of global exploration
Vehicles
Hitchhiker's guide
First lines
Hitchcock
Mel Brooks
Got Milk
Museums
State flowers
The world of Max Ernst
Flags
Hoaxes
Paradoxes
Forman
Mel Blanc
Seventies fads
Hello Kitty
Spike Lee
World's fairs
Banksy
Slogans
Frankenstein
Musicals
Greek myths
Tate Modern
Pop Icons
Women lawyers
Furniture
Prada
Schopenhauer
Forbidden colors
Latin
Wright
Pirates
Basquiat
Warhol
Titanic
schopenhauer Singer Kate Bush makes music history with her debut single
schopenhauer Yellow Magic Orchestra sparks a global electronic music revolution.
schopenhauer The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack triggered a global disco music revolution.
schopenhauer American band Blondie pioneered the rebellious sound of new wave music
schopenhauer Global Groove of Seventy-Eight
Tokyo syncs up / Boney M. grooves / Cerrone brings beats
schopenhauer Spin the record to discover the iconic hits and history of 1978.
schopenhauer A nineteen-year-old British singer became the first woman to top the charts with a self-written song.
Disco duck: In 1978, a novelty disco record featuring a cartoon duck sold millions of copies worldwide.
schopenhauer In Japan, three musicians formed a band that would shape the future of electronic music.
A style of popular dance music characterized by a heavy, repetitive beat, synthesizers, and lush orchestration. In 1978, the Bee Gees dominated global charts with disco hits from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.
What classic 1847 novel inspired Kate Bush's historic 1978 debut single 'Wuthering Heights'?
Which 1978 dance move is your absolute favorite?
Who wrote and performed the majority of the massive 1978 hit soundtrack Saturday Night Fever?
Which famous 1978 Blondie album featured the hit song 'Heart of Glass'?
Which English rock band released the hit song 'Roxanne' in 1978, launching their global career?
Which legendary reggae artist survived an assassination attempt and performed at the One Love Peace Concert in Jamaica in April 1978?
Which iconic disco group released the hit single 'Y.M.C.A.' in late 1978?
Which pioneering Japanese electronic band formed in Tokyo in 1978?
Which American rock band released their self-titled debut album in 1978, featuring the revolutionary guitar solo 'Eruption'?
schopenhauer The United States and China rebuild their diplomatic relationship.
schopenhauer Margaret Thatcher enters Downing Street as the new British Prime Minister
schopenhauer The Soviet Union sends troops into Afghanistan.
schopenhauer 1979 US-China Normalization
A white Stetson hat at the rodeo (oh, rodeo!) / Helping the new ties start to grow (yeah, let 'em grow!)
schopenhauer Spin the trivia wheel to master the music, movies, and historic moments of 1979.
schopenhauer The United States and the People's Republic of China established full diplomatic relations.
Three Mile Island: In 1979, the movie "The China Syndrome" about a nuclear accident premiered just 12 days before a real-life partial meltdown.
schopenhauer Margaret Thatcher became the United Kingdom's first female prime minister, launching a new political era.
A forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system. In 1979, the Iranian Revolution ousted the Shah, establishing an Islamic republic led by Ayatollah Khomeini.
In 1979, the Shah of which country fled into exile, ending its ancient monarchy?
Which 1979 world event had the biggest historical impact?
Which US President formalized diplomatic relations with China on January 1, 1979?
Which Iranian leader returned from exile in February 1979 to establish an Islamic Republic?
Which country did the Soviet Union invade in December 1979, escalating Cold War tensions?
Who became the UK's first female Prime Minister in May 1979?
Which two nations signed a historic peace treaty in Washington, D.C., in March 1979?
Which major international sporting event did the US boycott as a reaction to the late 1979 Soviet invasion?
Which British political party did Margaret Thatcher lead to victory in the 1979 general election?
schopenhauer The quiet arenas of the boycotted Moscow Olympics
schopenhauer The explosive collapse of the Mount St. Helens volcano
schopenhauer Ted Turner launches CNN to start the era of continuous news
schopenhauer Mount St. Helens
When the mountain shook and lost its crown, that dark grey ash circled the entire globe
schopenhauer Shake and sort 1980 trivia to discover the music, movies, and news of the year.
schopenhauer The United States led a massive multi-nation boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow to protest military actions abroad.
Miracle on ice: In February 1980, a team of US college hockey players pulled off a historic upset by defeating the four-time defending champion Soviet team.
schopenhauer The launch of the Cable News Network, or CNN, in 1980 introduced the world's very first 24-hour live television news broadcast.
A sudden and violent shaking of the ground, typically causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust. On November 23, 1980, a devastating magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck southern Italy, killing nearly three thousand people.
In February 1980, the 'Miracle on Ice' occurred when the US men's ice hockey team defeated which powerhouse country at the Winter Olympics?
Which 1980 event would you most want to witness live?
In April 1980, which African country officially gained its independence from British rule, celebrating with a concert by Bob Marley?
On May 18, 1980, which major volcano in Washington State erupted, flattening over 230 square miles of forest?
What iconic personal computer, introduced by Apple in May 1980, was designed for business but suffered from overheating due to having no cooling fan?
Who became the first female elected president in Europe in June 1980, leading Iceland?
Launched on June 1, 1980, by Ted Turner, what was the world's first 24-hour all-news television channel?
Why did 66 nations, led by the United States, boycott the 1980 Summer Olympic Games held in Moscow?
What major disease was officially declared globally eradicated by the World Health Assembly in May 1980?
schopenhauer Belize secures its independence from Great Britain.
schopenhauer Space Shuttle Columbia makes its historic first flight into orbit.
schopenhauer Space Shuttle Columbia
No test run, straight to orbit, outer space!
schopenhauer Solve 1981 trivia clues to discover the year's biggest news, music, and pop culture.
schopenhauer The Central American nation of Belize officially achieved full independence from British colonial rule.