Time Capsule 80's

  • transportation

    transportation
    Bicycles were the main type of transportation but also horsedrawn streetcars and railroads Bicycles were the main mode of transportation because they were affordable.
    Henry Ford had just improved the bicycle.
    Public transportation didn’t start till 10:30 am and 4:30 pm.
  • U.S. president

    U.S. president
    Ronald Reagan 1981-1989 Ronald Reagan was the 40th president
    Ronald Reagan served for 2 presidential terms (8 years)
    He was the president during the cold war
  • fashion

    fashion
    Mullets
    Neon colors
    Ripped knee jeans Permed and long hair and mullets were really popular
    People liked to wear extremely bold colors
    People would wear either skin-tight leggings or ripped knee jeans
  • Toys

    Toys
    Cabbage patch kids
    Game boys
    Transformers No two cabbage patch dolls were alike
    Game boys were first released in japan
    Wheeljack was the first transformer
  • Music

    Music
    Duran Duran
    Madona
    Michael Jackson Nick Rhodes was the richest member
    Madonna was in the rock and roll hall of fame
    Michael Jackson had two pet llamas
  • technology

    technology
    VHS 1980 Fact 1 (1 sentence) Fact 2 (1 sentence) Fact 3 (1 sentence)
    Blank tapes were 20 dollars
    Measures 1,410 feet
    The first 3 VHS tape movies were released on the same day
  • Movie

    Movie
    Cannibal holocaust 1980 There was also karate kid
    There was also gremlins
    They are referred to as high concept films
  • Actor

    Actor
    Prince 1980 Prince was sued by his sister
    A vice president's wife got mad at him
    His real name was prince rogers nelson
  • Tv show

    Tv show
    Magnum P.I. 1980 Tom Sellick played in it
    Roger Mosley played in it
    Jeff Mackay played in it
  • Athlete

    Athlete
    Bo Jackson 1980 The first athlete to be all-star in 2 different sports
    Suffered a hip injury at 28
    Averaged 5.4 yards per carry
  • News event

    News event
    Eruption of mt. st. Helens May 18th, 1980

    57 people died
    Harry R. Truman died in the eruption
    It was considered the U.S. most damaging volcano