According to Its Defenders in the Late Nineteenth Century, College

question 33

Multiple Choice

According to its defenders in the late nineteenth century, college football

• A) epitomized American democratic ideals, because all Americans played or watched the game.
• B) was a character-building sport that could function as a surrogate frontier experience in an increasingly urbanized society.
• C) was a safe sport that the nation's future business and professional leaders could undertake without fear of injury.
• D) would teach students the military discipline and skills necessary as the U.S. became a world power.

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Definitions:

Chronosystem

In the ecological systems theory, the chronosystem represents the dimension of time, including life transitions and environmental events, influencing the individual's development.

Intimacy

The state of having a close, personal, and usually affectionate or loving relationship with someone.

Communication

The process of conveying information and meaning between or among individuals through verbal, non-verbal, written, or visual channels.

Technology

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry, through the design and use of machines, computers, and other electronic devices.