Kin 2501 Final - Timeline
In 1984 LA olympics, won 4 track and field gold medals?
Carl Lewis
In 1978, who were required to be in full compliance with Title IX?
Colleges (they are not)
Savoy Big 5 turned into?
Harlem Globe Trotters
What president withdrew the US from the 1980 Moscow olympics?
Jimmy Carter
"The Brown Bomber" Heavyweight champ. Hero to black youth.
Joe Louis
From 1984-1987, Title IX was? (enforced/not enforced)
Not enforced
In 1913, who became Americas's team why?
Notre Dame Because they beat Army
Where did Jesse Owens end up going to school since he wasn't recruited by black colleges?
Ohio State
In 1914, what was approved?
Olympic Flag
Nickname for 1900 Paris olympics
Paris fiasco
In 1896, who organized the first Modern Olympics?
Pierre DeCoubertin
Power houses when football started?
The military academy's
Why were there no olympics in 1916?
WWI
How did Babe Ruth change the game of baseball?
he changed the pace by how many homers he hit
What event qualified Babe Didrikson for the olympics?
her 4 records at the 1932 AAU track and field championships
Title IX three-pronged tests
proportionality accommodation of interest history of progress
sport opportunities for male and female students at the institution are "substantially proportionate" to their respective full-time undergraduate enrollments
proportionality test
What did Jesse Owens win 4 gold medals in 1936 olympics?
track
what sport did Babe Didrikson win 2 gold and 1 silver medal at 1932 olympics?
track and field
Joe DiMaggio nickname?
"Joltin joe" "the yankee clipper"
What did the three legal compliance tests do?
Did not eliminate resistance to Title IX, but it gave women a legal basis for filing lawsuits
In 1908 London games, Athletes did what for the first time?
Enter stadium as teams for the first time
In 1924, tennis was?
Excluded from Olympic Games until 1988 due to amateur discrepancies
T/F: women went on strike to promote the growth of women's sports?
False: took opportunities that came but never fought against the system
T/F: It was not until the 1900 Paris Olympiad that first, second, and third place finishers received a gold, silver, and bronze medal respectively. Professional athletes were excluded from competition.
False; it was the 1904 St. Louis Olympics
T/F: Hitler refused to shake jesse Owen's hand?
False; this is a rumor
In 1908 London games, who wanted to appear under their own flags?
Finland and Ireland
What sport did Babe Didrikson play professionally? how many tournaments did she win consecutively? helped found?
Golf, 17, LPGA
How did Jesse Owens get his nickname? real name?
James Cleavland; teacher called him Jesse instead of JC
Who was the "greatest athlete in the world" that played baseball and football and nicknamed bright path?
Jim Thorpe
Why was the distance of the marathon was changed?
King wanted to watch from castle so changed route so he could watch (25 -> 26.1)
In 2000, Pedersen vs. LSU who sues LSU, for what?
LSU sued by female students demanding equal opportunity in athletic participation -> got soccer and softball team
In 1975, OCR published ____ after receiving 10,000 comments, questions and complaints?
Legal clarifications
In 1984 what did opponents to Title IX do?
Lobbied President Reagan to overturn the law
In 1936 Berlin olympics, Hitler used the games to?
Promote Aryan race
In 1960, who set Olympic record in decathlon and carried American flag in Rome?
Rafer Johnson
In 1956 Melbourne olympics, who broke 4 minute mile barrier? (from England)
Roger Bannister
In 1984, Grove City College vs. Bell ruled that Title IX only applied to what programs
Ruled that Title IX applied only to federally funded programs
What empires were Finland and Ireland a part of in 1908?
Russia and Britain
In 1997, Cohen vs. Brown University which of the 3-pronged test elements was supported?
Schools must provide athletic positions that match the male/female proportion of the student body
In 1984, who boycotted the Olympics?
Soviet Union and allies
In 2005, Coach has right to?
Sue school after being fired for reporting Title IX violations - protects "whistle-blowers" who identify inequities
In 1912, women competed for the first time in what?
Swimming
In 1920 Belgium olympics, first time Olympic Athletes were required to?
Take an oath of integrity **first time flag used
In 1932 Los Angeles olympics, only 1300 athletes participated, what did this prove?
That Europe was center of international sports
In 1972, NCAA argued what about Title IX?
That athletics be excluded from the law (they lose the argument)
In 1987, what made sports programs a part of overall education in schools?
The Civil Rights Restoration Act
What did Andrew "Rube" Foster organize in 1920?
The National Association of Colored Baseball Clubs
In 1979, OCR established ______ to assess compliance of Title IX
Three legal tests
What was passed in 1972?
Title IX
In 2008, who won the Author Ashe Courage Award?
Tommie Smith and John Carlos
T/F: During the 1896 Athens Olympiad, only first and second place finishers received awards.
True
T/F: During the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, equestrian competition and the modern pentathlon were held for the first time.
True
In 1918, who began inter-allied games post WWI?
US and France
In 1980, who withdrew from Moscow Olympics? and why?
US, Japan, West Germany and Canada because of soviet union invasion of Afghanistan
In 1900, the Paris Olympics were?
Unorganized and dragged on for more than 5 months as part of world's fair
Who was the first african american woman to win 3 gold medals?
Wilma Rudolph
In 1924, a week of what was introduced?
Winter Olympics
Joe DiMaggio played for?
Yankees
The modern Olympic Games were started primarily by Coubertin in order to... a. revitalize the youth of France which he believed were not "manly" b. allow women the opportunity to compete in sports. c. humiliate the English and Germans through athletic competition by the French. d. All of the above. e. None of the above.
a. revitalize the youth of France which he believed were not "manly"
the institution is "fully and effectively" accommodating the interests and abilities of the underrepresented sex.
accommodation of interest test
Babe Didrikson played with men in what 2 sports?
baseball and baskeball
In 1936, the Berlin Olympics were the most ______ games to date?
beautiful/extravagant
In 1993, Jackson vs. Birmingham what happened to a coach?
coach fired for voicing concerns about unequal treatment of girls' basketball team
Which of the following is true? a. Baron de Coubertin was not in favor of allowing women to compete in the Olympic Games. b. Until 1981, all of the members of the IOC were male. c. Baron de Coubertin enlisted the assistance of William Sloane, a professor of history at Princeton to help organize the first American Olympic Team. d. All of the above. e. A and B only.
d. All of the above.
The 1904 St. Louis Olympiad... a. was first awarded to Chicago, however, President Roosevelt and James Sullivan wanted the Olympics in St. Louis and effectively co-opted the Olympics from the IOC who sadly re-voted and sent the Olympics to St. Louis b. was largely an "American Event" because few countries sent athletes. c. included Anthropology Days as an official event along with a track and field meet between thirteen-year-old schoolboys. d. was a mere sideshow that was overshadowed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and was a bitter disappointment to Baron de Coubertin who did not attend e. All of the above.
e. All of the above.
The Stockholm Olympiad... a. was the last Olympiad for the Russians until 1952. b. featured Jim Thorpe, an American Indian, who broke four world records. c. was almost boycotted by the American AAU. d. was not free of international political turmoil. e. All of the above.
e. All of the above.
Red Grange's nickname and what he played
football player; The Galloping Ghost
What sports did Babe Didrikson play?
golf, Basketball softball, tennis, track & field
During the first marathon, the claimer of first place, Fred Lorz did what?
had actually ridden in a car for 11 miles, got out and "Claimed" first place!
the institution has a "history and continuing practice of program expansion" for the underrepresented sex
history of progress test
an image, representation, or symbol. something sacred or held in high regard
icon
What did John Carlos wear?
long black socks and no shoes
What did Tommie smith wear?
string of black beads
In 1992, Franklin vs. Gwinnet County Public Schools, students who are subjected to sexual harrasment in public schools may...
sue their boards for monetary damages
In 1987, Congress passed The Civil Rights Restoration Act that declared... ?
that sports programs were a part of the overall educational program at schools
The golden age of sports took place in...?
the early 1900s
Issue w amiturism?
-All the athletes don't have the same rules (some seemed like they were professionals) -Cannot be a professional athlete to play in the Olympics
Who was the most significant female athlete of the first half of the 20th century?
Babe Didrikson
When was Title IX passed?
1972
In 1972, Massacre of? By who?
11 Israeli Olympians by Palestinian kidnappers in Munich
Where did first marathon take place?
1904 St. Louis olympics
Inter-allied games (1918)
24 sport competitions post WWI
In 1968, who banned Tommie Smith and John Carlos for their human rights salute at Mexico City Olympics?
Avery Brundage
Who fought for amateurism in the olympics?
Avery Brundage
In 1919, what scandal happened and what was it?
Black Sox scandal where players took money to lose games on purpose
In 1964, who won 100 meter sprint by 7 feet, considered worlds fastest human, later played for cowboys?
Bob Hayes
What was Wilma Rudolph diagnosed with at a young age?
Polio - doctors said she would never walk and eventually wore a leg brace
