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Which musical introduced the song 'Aquarius'?
Answer: Hair
Why: One of its songs, 'What a Piece of Work Is Man', takes its lyrics straight from Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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Where did the 1964 Free Speech Movement break out?
Answer: UC Berkeley
Why: It began after the university banned students' political tables at a busy campus entrance.
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What shape were the homes at Colorado's Drop City commune?
Answer: Domes
Why: Many were covered in panels cut from the metal roofs of old cars.
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About how many people attended Woodstock in 1969?
Answer: About 400,000
Why: Organizers had assured local officials that no more than 50,000 people would turn up.
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Where was the 1969 Woodstock festival held?
Answer: Bethel
Why: Organizers moved it there after the town of Wallkill passed a law that blocked the festival.
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Who led the Merry Pranksters' 1964 bus trip?
Answer: Ken Kesey
Why: The bus's name was painted on as Furthur, a misspelling of the word further.
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