Question 1
Regardless of the ethnic/racial composition of professional basketball teams, that composition essentially reflects the _________.
◦ skills of mostly city players.
◦ efforts of newspapers to portray basketball as a rural sport.
◦ national distribution of ethnic/racial groups.
◦ prevalence of professional basketball on television.
Question 2
Some scholars have advanced a "substitution theory" for the development of spectatorship in baseball, but Hutter seems to agree more with the view that suggests that spectatorship developed because of the
◦ lack of opportunities for participation sports and outdoor leisure activities.
◦ widespread availability of municipal recreation programs, city playgrounds, and park systems.
◦ increasing class and ethnic divides in the cities.
◦ presence of enough people in the cities who could afford to attend games and support sports on a permanent basis.
Root nodule development.
Gender Schema Theory
Economic and Social Development
Share of Human Capital in Wages in Advanced Countries
Development of Foliation due to Directed Pressure
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