Here is the fourth installment of retro trivia from the decade of the 1970’s. These questions should be a little easier than the last three decades. As always the answers are listed below.

• Who was court-martialed in 1971 for atrocities committed in Southeast Asia?

• What became the capital of the reunited North and South Vietnam?

• What was the name of the Russian spacecraft that linked with an Apollo module in 1975?

• In 1974 what building became the tallest in the world?

• What woman won the Nobel Prize in 1979?

• What nation tried “The Gang of Four”?

• Name the senator that presided over the Watergate hearings?

• Where was the Queen Elizabeth when it caught fire and sank in 1972?

• Who was the first native American to be canonized by the Catholic church?

• Name the war hero who quit the Israeli cabinet in 1979?

BONUS QUESTION

What caused Iceland and England to sever diplomatic relations in 1976?

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Answers

Lt. William Calley, Hanoi, Soyuz, The Sears Tower, Mother Teresa, China, Sam Ervin, Hong Kong, Mother Seton, Moshe Dayan, BONUS-Cod Fishing Rights

COMING NEXT-1980’S