1. By: Amanda Jacobson Haley Dray Nichole Durst

2. By the 70’s women chose to wear what they wanted such as : a short mini skirt maxi dress hot pants

3. The Clothes were about expressing them selves rather than fitting in. They wore: clashing clothes tie-dyed t-shirts bell-bottoms ripped jeans

4. The Most Common dances of the 70’s were: The Disco Punk Genres Both disco and punk dancing had gained enormous popularity by the mid 1970s. The two genres are very different, with disco style being vibrantly sexy with flashing colored dance floor lighting and clingy dance wear, and punk style being more dark, aggressive, and rebellious.

5. Video Killed the Radio Star - The Buggles I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor Sweet Emotion – Aerosmith You're So Vain - Carly Simon Y.M.C.A. - Village People Hot Stuff - Donna Summer Why Can't We Be Friends - War Sometimes When We Touch - Dan Hill

6. 1972- Beverages Golden glow punch, hot pineapple mulled tea, peach daiquiri, pineapple fizz, tomato-onion refresher, rainbow punch Vegetables Bean curry, beets a la orange, Creole style green beans, green beans au gratin, peas with mushrooms and onions, pineapple squash, pioneer succotash, sweet potato islands, zucchini rissoto, zucchini tortilla casserole Sandwiches Acapulco burgers, bagel sandwich, broiled tuna burgers, cheesey pinewiches, French toasted sandwich, pineapple Monte Cristo, Quesadas, triple decker treat, tuna-cado sandwiches, tuna cheesewiches

7. Here's Lucy Bonanza The Wonderful World of Disney All in the Family Happy Days Sanford and Son M*A*S*H Three's Company

8. 1974- Alfa Romeo GTV 1970- American Motors Ambassador SST Sedan 1979-AMC Pacer 1974-BMW 3.0CSL 1970-Buick Le Sabre 1974-Buick Station Wagon 1972-Cadillac De Ville

9. How's It Hangin? Are you ready to get down and boogie? Cool Cat Can you Dig it? Groovy Baby! That's sick The Man To the Max right on Be there or be square Dynomite!!!! Out of Sight Yank my chain Funky

10. The Godfather - (1972, Francis Ford Coppola) (Marlon Brando, Al Pacino) The Godfather part II - (1974, Francis Ford Coppola) (Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro) Jaws - (1975, Steven Spielberg) (Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss) Star Wars - (1977, George Lucas) (Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford) The Exorcist - (1973, William Friedkin) (Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair) Halloween - (1978, John Carpenter) (Donald Pleasence, Jamie Lee Curtis) Saturday Night Fever - (1977, John Badham) (John Travolta, Karen Gorney) Carrie - (1976, Brian De Palma) (Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie) Superman - (1978, Richard Donner) (Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman)