This lesson is composed of 3 parts.  You will find the answers in the correlating sections.

1. True believers called Woodstock this.
 

2. Cynics called it this.
 

3. Waterloo stands for "ignominious defeat" and Woodstock denotes this.
 

4. How much did Woodstock ultimately cost, who supplied the money, and what was the source of the money?
 
 

5. Who came up with the original idea for the concert?
 

6. Kornfeld and Lang thought it important to pitch Woodstock in a way that would appeal to this.
 

7. What was the slogan for Woodstock and why did the group use this?
 
 
 

8. Why were the bands hesitant to sign?
 
 

9. How did the group earn instant credibility?
 
 

10. According to the residents of Wallkill, what were long hair and shabby clothes associated with?
 
 

1. Why was the "Hog Farm" called in?
 

2. Why did the concert move from Wallkill to White Lake?
 
 

3. If Woodstock had been staged in Wallkill, what might have happened according to Lang?
 

4. How did Ventures become involved with Max Yasgur?
 
 

5. Describe Max Yasgur's background?
 
 

6. How much did Woodstock Ventures pay Max Yasgur for the use of his farm?
 

7. Describe how Lang got away with paying Jimi Hendrix $32,000.
 
 

8. A Bethel resident told Lang he could "grease the wheels of power." Explain this saying.
 
 

9. What secured Yasgur's support?
 
 

10. Did Bob Dylan show up at Woodstock?
 
 

1. How did Woodstock effect the economy of the Catskills?
 
 

2. Do you  think Earthlight won over the residents of Bethel? Explain.
 
 

3. What was the last minute strategy of the opposition?
 
 

4. What was the secret password for the recruited security guards?