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Descriptive history
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provides the who, what, when, where of the past (without transporting values, ideas, and judgements)
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Interpretive history
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evaluates the evidence and attempts to explain the how and why of past events
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Sport
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any activities involving physical prowess and skill, competition, strategy, and/or chance and engaged in for the enjoyment and satisfaction of the participant or others
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Physical Education
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a program of physical activities, usually in educational institutions including dance, exercise, bodily development activities and sport
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Sport is tied to...
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Religion and political movements
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Sumer
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Lion hunting - games of the upper class, king killed lion, survival of the fittest - sports based on war
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Egypt
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Upper class had life of luxury, had recreational activities. Lower class had self-preservation activities. Dancing entertainment for the upperclass, tie to spiritual
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China
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based on need for survival, from boxing emerged marital arts. Education through the physical - character development. Not just Physical activity to get in shape, but also self control and meditation
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Meso Americans
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Ulama - ball game that you hit with hip, the losing captain was usually killed
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Aristotle's view of fitness
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necessary for a human mind, health of soul tied to health of body. Man is a political being. Overweight person = uneducated, not to their potential.
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