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People and EventsBy Ashley Alexander

People of the 90sThe president was Bill Clinton a Democrat.He increased the minimum wage, and tried to help people save $money. Rodney King a black man was beat by four white LAPD police officers on March 1991. While beating him, the officers were being video taped. Do to this incident people started a riot

Events of the 90sThe gulf war started on 1991, in Somalia Arbia. To go fight Sadam Huseins

Events of the 90sSome of the big issues were health care, social security, and gun control. (Throughout all the 90s and its still a big issue )

Events of the 90sThe world Trade center was bombed in 1993. Thats when terrorism came to America.

InterviewsBy Everyone

Interview of the 90s Who were some of the famous people in the 90s?-Rodney KingWhat were some of the big events that happed?-The gulf war was going on. Who was your favorite person?-Will SmithWhat type of TV shows did they have?-Basically the same as today.What is different about the 90s than today?-people now are really into appearance. If you could pick one decade to live in would you have picked the 90s to live in once again?-No because the 90s were kind of boring. Interview of: Meghan Wozniak By: Ashley Alexander

My ParentsWhat were some popular toys in the 90s?-Rubix cube, Pokemon, tomogotichi, walkmanWhat were some popular clothes in the 90s?-blue jeans, button collar shirt, high waist jeans.What artists were popular in the 90s?-Bon Jovi, will smith, Mariah CareyWhat were some popular trends of the 90s?- Short hair on men and the Rachel haircut.Who were some important people of the 90s?- Norman Swartzkauff, Colin Powell, and Bill ClintionBy: Chase Sperry

MusicBy Donnell Guider

Michael JacksonMichael Jackson had a great number of hits during the 90s. Some of his music was Black or White, Smooth Criminal, Billie Jean, and Beat It. Michael was very popular during the 90s. He made numerous numbers of hits during the 90s.

Will SmithWill Smith was also a great artist during the 90,s. He had one great song called getting jiggy with it.

EminemEminem was a white male that was going through a lot. He for the first time in his record career won a Grammy for his number one hit called (My Name Is).

Vanilla IceVanilla Ice was another great male rapper. He had a number one single called (Ice Ice Baby). A lot of people said he was very similar Eminem.

Bone Thugs N- HarmonyBone Thugs was a group. In the 1990 when they dropped their number one single (Crossroads). They started to fall apart after their single.

Popular CultureBy Pat Olschlager

Pop culture of the 90sThe 1990s brought the fastest technological growth in human history. PC computers become more commonplace in American homes. Microsoft introduces Windows 95 making computers more user-friendly. Internet browsers, such as Netscape and Internet Explorer make surfing the world wide web much easier.

Doc Martin boots and sandals that were very popular. They cost around $100 a pair, but almost every teen had a pair in the late 90's.

Pop culture of the 90sLevi brand T-shirt that had "Button Your Fly" written in very large letters were very popular in the early 90s. The most popular sports wear for most of the 90s was Nike

Pop culture of the 90sFormerly the preserve of gang members, jailbirds and other rebels, tattoos are now common.

Tommy Hilfiger clothing is very hip and in style with teens in the 90's

Pop culture of the 90sThe Grunge trend explodes due to the success of grunge bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots. It is characterized by wearing flannel shirts, torn jeans, Doc Martins, Converses and having long, straight hair

Hip-hop culture booms

Pop culture of the 90s

Reality television explodes on MTV with the popularity of The Real World (1992-); along with Road Rules (1995-), Real World/Road Rules Challenge (1998), and Real World reunions, these shows remained popular throughout the 1990s.

Video games become more advanced and popular. Rivals Nintendo and Sega dominate the early 90's while the Sony PlayStation debuts in the latter part of the decade.

ProducerChase Sperry

People and EventsAshley Alexander

InterviewsEveryone

MusicDonnell Guider

Popular CulturePat Olschlager