Hopi Running and Colonialism Quiz
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Why did the Hopi runners compete in marathons?

  • To promote American citizenship ideals
  • To strengthen their clan loyalties
  • To showcase the superiority of Hopi culture
  • To represent their school and win races (correct)

    • What was the belief in the early twentieth century regarding the role of sports in the United States?

  • Sports could unify the nation and demonstrate American superiority (correct)
  • Sports were not important for national unity
  • Foreign nations excelled more in sports than the US
  • Sports weakened American citizenship ideals

    • According to Mark Dyreson, what did figures like Theodore Roosevelt believe sports could do for the American republic?

  • Lead to the downfall of US democracy
  • Deteriorate civic values
  • Restore civic virtue and promote fair play (correct)
  • Undermine American economic relations

    • How did nationalism influence sport competition at the turn of the century?

    <p>Greatly influenced sport competition</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did Ralph C. not compete in sports according to the text?

    <p>To avoid promoting American republic ideals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the major difference between Hopi beliefs about running and American understandings of sports?

    <p>Hopi ran for school, Americans for clan loyalty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did educators view sports in the early twentieth century?

    <p>As a method to promote fair play and civic virtue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did A.G. Spalding believe sports could do for American society?

    <p>Promote understanding of fair play and serve economic relations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Sport historian Mark Dyreson noted that during the early twentieth century, figures like Theodore Roosevelt...' - What did Mark Dyreson note about Theodore Roosevelt's views on sports?

    <p>'Sport would restore civic virtue,' 'promote an understanding of 'fair play,' 'dictate 'American economic and social relations''</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Sport would 'restore civic virtue,'' promote an understanding of 'fair play,'' dictate 'American economic and social relations,'' and 'serve as a crucial institution for creating a twentieth-century American republic.'' - Who believed in these ideals according to Mark Dyreson?

    <p>'Theodore Roosevelt, A.G.Spalding, and Price Collier'</p> Signup and view all the answers

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