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Significance:
Established Image of West
Exports Vision of Western World
Example of American Culture's Racism
Negative effect of Natives
Reaction of Reformers
What It Is:
In 1883, BBC took the character Buffalo Bill Cody and created the first Wild West Show. These shows eventually spread across Europe, Canada, and Australia. |
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Significance:
American Culture's Racism
North and South entertainment
'Sharing' of Black Culture
Cultural Appropriation
What it was:
Thomas Rice in 1828
3 act performance -1840s
Show portraying mimicry of Black People/Culture |
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Significance:
American Culture's Racism
North and South entertainment
'Sharing' of Black Culture
Cultural Appropriation
What It Was:
Multiple unrelated acts on the same bill. Evolved from Minstrel Shows in 1920s |
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Significance:
Foundation for racism with sports industry
Push of masculinity/manliness within America
What it is:
The idea that a race, Anglo-Saxon whites, are biologically and mentally superior to other races because of evolution |
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Significance:
Technological Advancement
Increase Amusment
Increase Sports
Decrease in Work Hours |
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Significance:
Paved way for Automobile
Women and Sports
Racisms evolution of Sports
Information:
Albert Pope - 1873
Safety Bike - 1887
Recreation and Utliran Bike - 1890s
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1899 World Cycling Champion
Was African American
Sports not initially segregated |
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Began as Gentlemen's Club
By 1882 transition from Aristocratic to Immigrant Associated
Significance:
Racism in American Sports
Racism in American Culture
Increase Liesure
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Boxing World Champion 1882
Irish Immigrant
Refusal to Fight Peter Jackson due to race |
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First Black Boxing Heavyweight Champion 1908
Refused to fight black fighters
Unliked by Booker T. Washington
Charged under Mann act 1912&1913 |
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Origins in 'rounders' 17th century English game
Game of gentlemen and elites
Civil war -> past time in camps
Rules unified in 1860s
1876 National League made
1901 - American League
1884 - becomes white man's game
Moses 'Fleet' Walker - 1884
Jackie Robinson - 1947 |
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Owner of Chicago White Stockings
Refused to let his team play against African Americans
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