1. Who were some of the rock stars that appeared at Woodstock and how did their music focus on the societal issues of the day in 1969? Be specific.
2. What were some of the key themes of the festival related to the 1960's youth counterculture movement that were the reflected through the power of music? In other words what were the themes or ideas that the concertgoers, musicians, and the festival organizers rallied around? These answers should be different than the societal issues listed in question 1.
3. How do you think the parents or older generation felt about the event and especially the music that was played throughout the event? How do you think their thoughts compared to the societal issues that they thought were important in 1969?
4. Tell one thing in the documentary that surprised you about the festival, the music, or the people who attended the three-day event. If you had been around in 1969, do you think you would like to have attended Woodstock and been a part of this history-making musical event? Explain your answer.
5. Comment on anything else that you found interesting regarding the documentary, Woodstock, and the rock and roll music of that era. Be sure to give at least one response to this prompt.