This singer's first #1 hit was "Walk the Line" in 1956.

This woman refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955.

This team holds the records for the most hits in one inning - 14 against the Tigers in 1953.

This rhyming phrase related to shadows means "an easy success."

This generation was born during the 1950s.

This woman graced the cover of the first Playboy Magazine.

This president of the United States was in office from Jan. 20, 1953 to Jan. 20, 1961.

This wrestler known for his hair color and mustache was born in 1953.

This is a term for a person who conforms to social norms is in the shape family.

This many stars was added to the flag in 1959.

This was the year that Disneyland first opened.

This is the year that Queen Elizabeth II became head of state in Great Britain.

The Yankees had a World Series winning streak that ended in 1953, winning a total of this many games in this streak.

This term, also meaning "to attack," came to refer to a party in the 1950s.

This man successfully created a vaccine for Polio in 1952.

This gameshow aired for the first time in 1956.

This man was overthrown by Fidel Castro in 1959.

This state received their first football team in 1952.

Another shape term, this means "married."

This was the first man to climb Mt. Everest in 1953.

In 1952, this longest running play opened in London.

This senator from Wisconsin held a hearing in 1954 to root out Communists.

This was the first black woman to win a major tennis title.

This alternate term for a drive-in movie theater is also the name of a band formed in 2007 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

On December 2, 1959, this dam in southern France collapsed and water flowed over the town of Fréjus, killing 412.