kin 1050

Question 1

Hitties

Answer 1

2000-1500 BCE
Antolia & developed into greater powers to defy Egypt
Peace treaty on eqaulity
Power declined around BCE

Question 2

Kikkuli

Answer 2

author ofchariot horse training
Way to prepare horses for war, but could be used for racing

Question 3

Stickball

Answer 3

Translates to bat & ball
Gilgamesh is victorious & is carried around the town
Woman bring food to the players on the field

Question 4

Archary

Answer 4

Used by pharoahs to show power
Motif was adopted by greeks
Archery with copper targetws was used to keep score/records
Persians were trained at the age of 15

Question 5

Vedic

Answer 5

Organized on the basis of kin
Sanskrit ext
Warriors should no accept gifts from them, priests should always accept them
Yoga begins in late Vedic era

Question 6

Rigveda

Answer 6

Writer in vedic culture

Question 7

Four Vedas

Answer 7

Rig Veda
Sama Veda
Yajur Veda
Atharva Veda

Question 8

Hindiusm

Answer 8

Major religious & cultural tradition of south asia deveoped from the verdic region

Question 9

Musti-Yodda

Answer 9

fist fights in the Vedic culture
Early form of boxing

Question 10

Sky chief

Answer 10

Cheif of he sky people
Protector of tree of light

Question 11

Turtle Island

Answer 11

Original name of America given by the Native American settlers
Comes from dirt being put on the back

Question 12

Heb-Sed

Answer 12

Jubillee festival of the pharoahs

Question 13

King Tahara

Answer 13

Part of the Black Pharohs
Documented first ever foot race
Said the rule of authentic sport was under hsi rule but likely came earlier

Question 14

Iliad

Answer 14

Greek epic poem (attributed to Homer) describing the Sage of troy

Question 15

Sky Women

Answer 15

Fell down from the sky and created turtle insland
Gave birth to two daughters sapling and flint

Question 16

Saping

Answer 16

Good twin
Birthed normally
holder of the heavens

Question 17

flint

Answer 17

Evil twin
Born from his mother’s armpit, killing her

Question 18

Creator’s Game

Answer 18

Lacross
First played by flint & sapling

Question 19

Kush

Answer 19

Kingdom located ousth of egypt that was ruled by pharohs, King ahara
Home of the first ahtletic eventw e can be certain about

Question 20

Odyssey

Answer 20

Greek epic poem (attributing to Homer)
Describing odysseys return from the Trojan wars

Question 21

Edward Said

Answer 21

cultural critic
Examined orientism
Said orients helped detine europe

Question 22

Pierre du Coubertain

Answer 22

Related to olympiceterium
Obssessed with olympic and greek sport

Question 23

Eucentraonism

Answer 23

Dominance of Europeom cultural patterns

Question 24

Greek Exeptionalism

Answer 24

Belief that greek & greek sport are superior to other cultures

Question 25

Peach Bowl Game

Answer 25

Chickadee’s heads were first used as balls. Used peach pits
Played at midseason times
First to claim 250 counters win
Whoever finisheds game must start the next, can last up to 5 days

Question 26

Classical Greece

Answer 26

510-323 BCE
What we could discern as a greek sporting culture emerged first in the Archaic Age (800-510 BCE)

Question 27

Periodos

Answer 27

Olympic Games (ZEus)
Pythain Games (Apollo)
Nemean GAmes (Zeus, Heracles)
Isthmian GAmes (Poseidon)

Question 28

Olympic myth: Pelops and Hippodamia

Answer 28

Oracle told King oeanameous that his son in law would kill him all suiors must use a chariot to try to escape hippodamia. oenamus dies in pursuit of pelops

Question 29

Olympic sports

Answer 29

Stadion (200m)
Double Stadion
Cross country (5k)
Penthathlon (stadion, javelin, discus, long jump, wrestling)
Wresting
Boxing
Chariot racing
Pankration

Question 30

Socrates

Answer 30

Soul rules the body
Known for his chastitity, considered virtuous
Pursuit of wisdom over mere physical gratification
Imperfections
Wrestling

Question 31

Plato

Answer 31

Must have wisdom
Three parts of psyche
wisdom honour pleasure

Question 32

Aristotle

Answer 32

Courage , wisdom, temperatance, justice
Strength and speed
Ultimate good is happiness
Men good women bad

Question 33

Seneca

Answer 33

Stoic, hope and fear
Crowd has a false sense of superiority
Honour/virtue in the face of death

Question 34

Deontology

Answer 34

Right vs wrong
Obligation and duty
Act, not the outcome

Question 35

thorstein Veblen

Answer 35

Dre the work of max weber
Power is derived from more than just economy
conspicuous consumption
Reinforce the place of the powerful

Question 36

Amateurism

Answer 36

who could play, and how to play
nineteenth centruy british inventnion
love of the game instead of livelihood
elitist ideology