Okay, I get called a Boomer a lot, but I was born like 20 years too late to be part of that great generation. But I can pass this quiz in a heart beat.
Let's see if you can
Baby Boomers are unique in their own right, the economic "boom" after the second world war is technically why they're called baby boomers. Nowadays, what they remember from their childhood has since been replaced with technology and a very different social structure.

Let's see if you have the knowledge to remember things from a simpler time in America. Careful though, only real Baby Boomers will be able to pass our quiz! Take the quiz and get your friends to try too so you can see who the biggest Baby Boomer is.
At What time (EST) would the National Anthem come on at night on the television? 10pm, 1am, Never, 2am

Back in the day, TV channels didn't air shows for 24 hours a day. At (blank) they would sign off with the last thing they played being the National Anthem.
What game was played among neighbors that needed an empty can? Rockets, Empty, Pop-Ups, Kick The Can

The game was called (blank)! It was invented during the great depression because cans were easily accessible and it got kids to use their imagination. Anyone who played it in the 1960s will remember it and perhaps even have some good memories around it.
What wasn't allowed to be aired on television? Guns, Swearing, Death, toddlers

In the first decades after the television was invented, there were rules against (Blank). Sure, there'd be the occasional accidental (Blank) but producers really tried to keep that stuff off the air.
What was this talking doll called?

Was it Cabbage Patch Kids, Golden Age Collection Dolls, Chatty Cathy, Barbie
There are many iterations of this doll But the first pull-string doll was called (Blank).
Which jeans did a lot of people wear during the ’60s and ’70s? Mid-Rise, Boot Cut, Bell-Bottoms, Skinny
(Blank) jeans were immensely popular during the 60s and the 70s. Both genders wore it and they were almost always made from denim.
Which chemical weapon was used a lot in the Vietnam War? Tear Gas, Chlorine, Mustard Gas, Agent Orange

(Blank) would cause both damages to the environment and to anyone it got on, it was a herbicide that the U.S. developed for use in the Vietnam War.
What dance move was made popular by Chubby Checker on American Bandstand? The Waltz, The Jive, The Fox Trox, The Twist
From 1959 to the early 1960s, (Blank) became a first worldwide dance craze though some believed that it was too provocative. The accompanying song was originally written by Hank Ballard and the Midnighters and later covered by Chubby Checker.
What were these popular beads in the late 1960s and early 70s were called? Love Beads, Friendship beads, Anal Beads, Forget Me Not Beads

(Blank) were given as gifts between friends and were typically made by someone and then given to a friend. They were most commonly worn on the wrist, neck, or even ankle.
What were these high-legged boots were known as? Go-Go Boots, Disco Boots, Party Boots, Thigh-Highs

(Blank) were created in 1965 by Andre Courreges and were worn by women and men throughout the country. Nancy Sinatra became the poster girl for (Blank) after her hit song “These Boots Are Made For Walking”.
Which of these was the most well-known brand of TV dinners? Swanson, Easy Dinner, American Classic, Stouffer's

During the 1950s (Blank) dominated the TV dinner market. The first entree introduced by the company was a turkey dinner. (Blank) sold an average of 13 million TV dinners annually by 1956.
What was this toy called? Reality Check, Space Goggles, Slider, View Master

The (Blank) was a special-format stereoscope that has reels which allowed the user to view images in 3D and up-close. (Blank) were introduced in 1939 and the company is still active today with its (Blank)
What was this kind of jewelry called? Queen Rings, Glammies, Antiques, Mood Rings

(Blank) were created in 1969 and were popular because they changed color based on the temperature of the wearer’s finger. The jewelry was supposed to reflect the wearer’s present mood.
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