Sport Test 2

Front 1

These 2 teams played in first championship Game (NL vs AL)

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Boston Pilgrims vs Pittsburgh Pirates

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Introduced hotdogs to baseball

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Chris Von Der Ahe

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Player/Manager for Orioles
First player to jump from NL to AL
Refused to play Boston Pilgrims for championship

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John Joseph McGraw

Front 4

"The Boss" - very demanding, strict, powerful = WIN

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John Joseph McGraw

Front 5

Giants traded famous pitcher Russy for this 19 yr old player

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Christi Mattyson

Front 6

19 yr old phenom from NY
perfect hero for his age
"Christian Gentleman"

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Christi Mattyson

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First girl to pitch for pro team (Cleveland)
Father bought her a team

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Alter Weise

Front 8

Spitballer for White Sox

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Ed Walish

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_______ era - reforming thigns, wanting things to change

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Progressive

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____ was key going into 20th century

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Transportation (automobile, airplane)

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____ was also key change going into 20th century

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Media (Sports page, newspaper, yellow journalism)

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____ _____ - greatest writer of 20th century, very poetic, colorful, nicknames (Notre Dame)
"Doesn't matter if you win or lose, it's how you play the game"

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Grantland Rice

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Radio was big change in 20th century
____ was first to broadcast on radio (in Pittsburgh)

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KDKA

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# of AM stations between 45-50 ______

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Doubled

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- much less restrained, more vocal/expressive
-looking for excitement, person knowledge and freedom

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New Middle Class

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In charge of physical education program
-make kids strong at young age

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Dudley Sargent

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__ ____ - victorious countries had games in Europe

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Allied Games

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_____ - girls who wore short skirts, short hair, smoke and drank in public

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Flappers

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_____ ____ made .5 million on field and .5 million off field

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Babe Ruth

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"Galloping Ghost"
First athlete to leave early for pros

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Red Grange

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_____ - violation is against the government

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Crime

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Today, all crimes are based on _______

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statutes

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T/F - there is a criminal common law

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False - NO COMMON CRIMINAL LAW

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____ may be a positive or negative act that violates a statue of local, sate, or federal law

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Crime

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_____ _______ - punishable by death

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Capital offense

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____ degree felony - maximum of life improsonment

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first

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____ degree felony - maximum of 10 years imprisonment

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second

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___ degree felony - maximum of 5 years imprisonment

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third

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T/F - Nebraska has mandatory minimums that define classification of crime

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TRUE

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________ - up to 1 year imprisonment

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misdemeanor

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________ - maximum imprisonment over 1 year

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felony

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A person is innocent until proven guilty beyond a ________ doubt

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reasonable

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_____ _______ - constitution protections a person has. If government violates those protections, the CANNOT use that evidence in court

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Exclusionary Rule

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Initiation of any criminal case begins with ____ _______

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probable cause

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Felony has to go to _____ court

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district

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If probable cause is not found, the case ______ ______

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doesn't proceed

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Defendant has right to ________ if found guilty. Government has no right to appeal not guilty verdict

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Appeal

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Burden of proof is always on _________

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government

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T/F - person DOES NOT have to know the act is unlawful. The person has to "knowingly do an act that the law forbids"

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True

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_____ - person plans a crime and takes a SUBSTANTIAL step toward the commision of crime, even though crime did not occur.

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Attempt

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___________ - agreement between 2 or more people to commit a crime and in furtherance of the agreement an overt act is committed by one person

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Conspiracy

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T/F - attempt and conspiracy HAS to be succesful to be convicted of crime

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FALSE - DOES NOT HAVE TO BE SUCCESSFUL

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_____ _____ _____ - if you commit a felony and person is killed unintentionally, you can still be charged w/ murder

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Felony Murder Rule

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_________ - entering a building with the intent to commit a crime

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Burglary

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______ - unlawful taking of the personal property of another. Same as theft

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Larceny

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______ - taking of personal property by force or intimidation

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Robbery

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_______ - conversion of $ by someone in lawful possession of the $ (Bank teller taking $)

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embezzlement