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Roots of Hooliganism in Sports
Roots of Hooliganism in Sports
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1
What was used in the original soccer/football as the ball?
Uterary Gland
Adrenal Glands
Pig bladder
Gall bladder
2
What were all the details on the first slide mentioned about the two teams?
Mavs vs Bulls, Jan. 18, 2008, Maurkinnen and Artest
Cavs vs Timberwolves, Jan 18, 2018, Vigginsand Thomas
Pistons v Pacers, November 19, 2004, Wallace and Artest
Cavs vs Timberwolves, Jan. 8, 2018, Wiggins and Thomas
3
In what country did football hooliganism originate?
Britain
London
Scotland
England
4
What happened at the 1974 World Series?
Spectators fought police after an outrage from the players.
Threw equipment at police + rampaged throughout Amsterdam
Fans ripped out seats + threw them at police(rampaged later)
They burned and rampaged the streets of Amsterdam
5
What game was referenced in this PowerPoint?
Infamous
Infamous Second Son
Fortnite
The Life of an Infamous Hooligan
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What was the month and year of the murder commited by an O'Hooligan Boy?
June 1987
August 1988
January 25th, 2018 7:00 PM London, England, West District
August 1898
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What was the name of the Pacers-Pistons brawl?
Pacers-Pistons Brawl
Malice at The Palice
Malice at The Palace
Chalice's Priceless Palace
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What is the Merriam-Wesbter definition for a hooligan?
a ruffian or hoodlum
a person who engages in crime and violence
a violent young troublemaker, typically one of a gang
a thug
9
What are the titles of my slides from beginning to end?
Bibliography
Older Versions of Hooliganism, Modern Hooliganism in Sports
Roots of Hooliganism in Sports
Hooliganism, Hooliganism's Origins
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What is football hooliganism?
violent behavior used by spectators at football events
rowdy or destructive behavior
violent behavior via watchers at American football events
rowdy or destructive behavior used by spectators of a sport
11
What are all the sports referenced in this PowerPoint in order from first to last?
Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, American Football
Basketball, American Football, Soccer, Baseball
None of the above
Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, American Football
12
What character from the game was referenced?
Abigail Walker
Delsin Rowe
Cole MacGrath
Reggie Rowe
13
Who was the player that died of a cocaine overdose?
Tobias Harris
Len Bias
Glenn Davis
Wilt Chamberlain
14
In what year did I reference the SuperBowl?
2016
2015
2017
2018
15
What teams played in the game of 'The Deadliest Punch in NBA History'?
Lakers and Rockets
Pacers and Pistons
Supersonics and Trailblazers
Bulls and Lakers
16
What was the date of the 1984 World Series?
October 14, 1894
October 14, 1984
October 19, 1984
October 24, 1984
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What players were involved in 'The Deadliest Punch in NBA History'?
Pete Maravich and Ferdinand Alcindor
Rudy Tomjanovich and Kermit Washington
Peja Stojakovic and Maurice Harkless
Nikola Vucevic and Elfrid Payton
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Why did crowds want to fight in early football hooliganism days?
To scare the enemy team
To intimidate supporters of the enemy team
Because they felt their team was better
For fun
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Who were the two players mentioned at the beginning of the PowerPoint?
Lebron James and Karl Anthony-Towns
Jae Crowder and Andrew Wiggins
Isaiah Thomas and Andrew Wiggns
Isiah Thomas and Andrew Wiggins
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What occurred during the 70s in the NBA?
Malice at The Palace
Fights
Pete Maravich and Bob Lanier were drafted
Drug Abuse
