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Unit 7 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Emulation of favorite players is an element of this identification
        
        view of opposing teams as enemies
        
        Media (television, magazines, newspapers, radio) and negative adult behaviour affects children’s involvement in sport
        
        for many children the pressures associated with sport produce low self-esteem, excessive anxiety and aggressive behaviour
        
        anxiety about winning impedes performance and makes players more susceptible to injury.
- - - - in Munich 11 athletes were
        killed.
        
        After: an increasing preoccupation for countries hosting mega-sports events to implement security.
        
        In the modern Olympic Games security is paramount.
        
        Despite this vast improvement in
        security of the games, terrorist events still occur.
      - Before: Munich 1972 it was unexpected that a terrorist group would target athletes.
  - - - A pair of homemade bombs detonated in the crowd watching the race, killing 3 people and injuring more than 260.
  - - - the impositions of security measures have to be automatically implemented
- - - - In 1630, they founded the town of Boston, which quickly became the political, commercial, financial,religious and educational centre of the New England region
  - - - On July 4 1776, the Declaration of Independence was drawn primarily by Thomas Jefferson
        
        The Revolutionary war continued for seven years, ending in 1783
- - - - a spanish tradition (but also Portugal, Latin America and southern France have a history of bullfighting)
        
        The Festival of San Fermín in Pamplona
        
        the most internationally renowned fiesta in Spain.
      - animal rights activists argue that it is a blood sport due to the suffering of the bulls and the horses involved
        
        Spain is a critical test for whether or not human beings can overcome their violent traditions and construct new identities no longer rooted in violence toward other species
      - The spectacle of bullfighting has existed in one form or another since ancient days
        
        A contest of some sort is painted on a wall at Knossos in Crete
        
        The killing of a sacred bull
        is called “Tauromachy”
        
        Bullfights were
        also popular shows in ancient Rome.