The calendar reads 1975. Here is who arrived, who left, what launched, what people watched, and how the world worked.
?Wait, That Happened?
Microsoft begins with BASIC.
Bill Gates and Paul Allen sold a BASIC interpreter for the Altair; the partnership’s earliest known written “Micro-soft” name followed that July.
Source: The History of Microsoft: 1975 ↗†Remembered
The world said goodbye to Josephine Baker.
The performer, French Resistance member, and civil-rights activist died that year.
Source: Josephine Baker ↗+Born
Tiger Woods entered the world.
The future 15-time major golf champion was born on December 30.
Source: Tiger Woods ↗◆Movies
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest took the top picture prize.
At the 1976 Academy Awards honoring films released in 1975, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest won the Academy's top picture award.
Source: The 1976 Academy Awards ↗♫Music
Born to Run entered the world.
Born to Run, the 1975 album by Bruce Springsteen, is preserved in the Library of Congress National Recording Registry.
Source: Complete National Recording Registry Listing ↗✦Discovery
The nucleus got a moving-parts model.
Aage Bohr, Ben Mottelson and James Rainwater received the Physics Nobel for linking collective and particle motion in atomic nuclei.
Source: The Nobel Prize in Physics 1975 ↗#Population
The latest census counted 203,211,926 Americans.
The 1970 count is the nearest decennial population anchor for this capsule.
Source: 1970 Census decade portrait ↗◎White House
Gerald R. Ford was president.
Presidential terms are pinned to inauguration and succession dates in the National Archives chronology.
Source: U.S. presidents in Census records ↗$Wallet
The federal wage floor was $2.10 an hour.
Coverage rules changed over time; this is the principal federal rate shown in the Department of Labor history.
Source: Federal minimum wage history ↗