1. "Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
   "Baby Got Back"
2. "Smells Like Teen Spirit"
   "Vogue"

'Ain't No Mountain High Enough' by Diana Ross was #1 in 1970. The song was first recorded by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell.

1. 'Le Freak'
   'Call Me'
2. 'I Love Rock N' Roll'
   'Billie Jean'

'Le Freak' by Chic was #1on the charts in 1979. The song was inspired after one of the band members was denied into a club.

1. Rubik's Cube
   Lite-Brite
2. Tamagotchi
   Gameboy

The Lite-Brite was a must-have toy in the '70s. Kids could make pictures or words using the colored pegs that could be stuck into the main light box.

1. Beanie Babies
   Silly Putty
2. Lava Lamps
   Skip-It

Lava lamps were very popular in the '70s. The '70s were quite psychedelic and lava lamps were in during this era. Bright colors were trendy.

1. Universal Studios Hollywood
   Disney World
2. Six Flags Magic Mountain
   Gulliver's World

Disney World opened in 1971 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

1. The Breakfast Club
   Ghostbusters
2. The Godfather
   Pretty in Pink

'The Godfather' won big at the 1973 Academy Awards. The movie won many awards and was nominated for even more that year.

1. Pink Floyd
   AC/DC
2. The Beatles
   Styx

The Beatles announced their breakup in 1970. It was a sad day for all of their fans but the members each went on their own paths.

1. Bruce Lee
   Robert De Niro
2. Marlon Brando
   Christopher Walken

Bruce Lee died in 1973. He was famous for his movies such as "Fist of Fury," as well as his incredible skills as a martial artist.

1. Chanel Iman
   Jessica White
2. Naomi Sims
   Beverly Johnson

The first African-American to grace the cover of Vogue was Beverly Johnson. She has also been in a few movies and television shows throughout her career.

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark
   Platoon
2. Jaws
   Dirty Dancing

Steven Spielberg's first true hit movie was "Jaws," which was released in 1975. The movie is now regarded as one of the best of all time.

1. Elvis Presley
   Michael Jackson
2. Whitney Houston
   Johnny Cash

Elvis Presley died in 1977 after suffering a heart attack at the age of 42. He has a lasting legacy in the world as the King of Rock and Roll.

1. Curb Your Enthusiasm
   Mad TV
2. Arrested Development
   Saturday Night Live

"Saturday Night Live" debuted in 1975. The television show continues to be produced today, although the cast has changed throughout the years.

1. Duke Ellington
   Louis Armstrong
2. Count Basie
   Earl Hines

Jazz legend, Duke Ellington died in 1974. He was best known for his songs such as 'Take the 'A' Train' and 'Satin Doll.'

1. Harry Potter
   James Bond
2. Transformers
   Star Wars

"Star Wars" first hit theaters in 1977. The release of the movie brought success to the franchise that it has managed to sustain up to today.

1. Hank Aaron
   Roger Clemens
2. Lou Gehrig
   Jackie Robinson

In 1974, Hank Aaron broke the home run record that had been set by Babe Ruth. Aaron broke Ruth's record when he hit his 715th home run.

1. Nintendo Gamecube
   Xbox
2. Atari 2600
   PlayStation 2

The Atari 2600 was released in 1977. The games that you could play on the Atari 2600 included 'Street Racer' and 'Pac-Man' that are still loved today.

1. Stretch Armstrong
   Pet Rock
2. Hungry Hungry Hippos
   Simon

Stretch Armstrong was a toy filled with corn syrup. The doll was a wrestler-type figure that could be stretched from its original size.

1. The iPod
   The Portable Record Player
2. The radio
   The Walkman

The Walkman allowed people to take music with them wherever they went. It paved the way for the portable music devices that we still use today.

1. All In The Family
   Alf
2. Full House
   The Golden Girls

"All in the Family" was one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1970s. The show did extremely well and ran for nine seasons throughout the decade.

1. Jimi Hendrix
   Jimmy Page
2. Joe Perry
   Billy Gibbons

Jimi Hendrix died in 1970. The legendary guitarist was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and won many awards for his work.

1. Pong
   Burger TIme
2. Tetris
   Frogger

Pong was popular in the '70s. The game was made by Atari and is similar to Ping Pong. The players try to score on each other or a computer.

1. Muhammad Ali
   Manny Pacquiao
2. Larry Holmes
   Henry Armstrong

Muhammad Ali knocked out George Foreman in the historic boxing match known as 'Rumble in the Jungle.'

1. VW Beetle
   Toyota Prius
2. Mercedes-Benz E-Class
   A Mini Cooper

A Mini Cooper was used in "The Italian Job." It was a movie about a gold heist in which the Mini was featured.

1. M*A*S*H
   Seinfeld
2. Cheers
   Will & Grace

'M*A*S*H' was a very popular television show in the '70s. It took place during the Korean War and revolved around the nurses and doctors who took care of the casualties.

1. The Village People
   Ramones
2. Black Sabbath
   Kiss

The Village People got their name from Greenwich Village in New York City. The members of the band were also all from Greenwich Village.

1. Her 50th Wedding Anniversary
   Her 80th Birthday
2. Her Silver Jubilee
   Her father's reign

The Queen celebrated her Silver Jubilee in 1970. This marks the 25th anniversary since the monarch was crowned after the passing of her father.

1. Skinny jeans
   Cargo pants
2. Jogging pants
   Bell Bottoms

Bell Bottoms were very fashionable in the '70s. The pants symbolized the era and you could see them everywhere, from the television screen to the streets around town.

1. The Watergate Scandal
   The Bush Email Scandal
2. Wedtech Scandal
   IRS Scandal of 2013

The Watergate Scandal happened in 1972. It was so bad, that President Richard Nixon ultimately ended up resigning from his position.

1. Feathered Hair
   Crimped Hair
2. Mini Buns
   Pixie Cut

Feathered hair was very popular in the 1970s. The hair was layered and brushed outwards. Many celebrities sported this look at the time.

1. Rock
   Country
2. Soul
   Alternative

Soul music gained popularity in the '70s. Artists like The Temptations and The Supremes dominated the charts and recorded memorable hits.

1. Platforms
   High Heels
2. Crocs
   Sandals

Platforms were fashionable in the '70s. The shoes have a history before the decade, but their popularity resurfaced during this time.

1. Speed Buggy
   Cattanooga Cats
2. The Funky Phantom
   The Flumps

"The Flumps" was a very popular television show during the decade. The Flumps were a fun family with three children who went on adventures.

1. Barbie
   Bratz
2. Polly Pocket
   American Girl

Barbie gained lots of popularity in the 1970s despite being invented in 1959. In the '70s, Barbies became a little more multi-cultural.

1. T-shirt and overalls
   T-shirts and blazers
2. Collared shirts
   Plaid shirts

Collared shirts were very popular during the '70s. They were often meant to be worn at discos, which were also very popular at the time.

1. Lava Lamps
   Mood Rings
2. A Fortune Teller
   A slap bracelet

Mood Rings were popular in the '70s and were said to be able to tell what mood you were in. They changed color according to the person's body temperature.