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Undefeated: Jim Thorpe and the Carlisle Indian School Football Team: Tryout-Carlisle vs. the Big Four - Quiz
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Characterize young Jim Thorpe. Include details of his relationship with his twin brother, Charlie.
Explain how Indian students were given new names when they arrived at Carlisle School.
Describe Pop Warner. Include details of how he made the Cornell University football team.
Why did Richard Henry Pratt believe it was important to establish the Carlisle Indian School?
Why were many parents reluctant to enroll their children in Pratt's new school, and why did many students become depressed shortly after they arrived at Carlisle?
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