What tribe did Jim Thorpe identify himself with?

What was the play called in the early days of football, where the defense and offense would run to the center of the field for the ball?

Why did Jim look up to Blackhawk?

In what year was the Carlisle Indian School founded?

Why didn't many tribes trust Richard Pratt in his quest?

How did students react to the rules set forth by Pratt?

In the early days of football, the "big four" teams were Princeton, Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania, and ....

Whose death impacted Jim the most?

Why did Pratt finally allow football at Carlisle?

How would students still speak in their native languages?

How many football players died at the peak of deaths in 1905?

Teddy Roosevelt used which word to describe how men would become without toughness?

Why did Pop Warner leave Cornell to return to Carlisle?

When Jim was not in school, which job did he work, and do particularly well in?

Which play involved a play hiding the ball in his shirt?

The meeting between President Roosevelt and the college football teams was seen as the start of....

When students would work on white families' farms over the summer, what was that called?

What surprised reporters when they came ot Carlisle?

What other sport did Jim participate in at Carlisle?

What components did Pop Warner believe made a team great?

Which team was most scared about facing Carlisle?

While at Carlisle, how did Jim make money over the summer?

Why did Pop and Jim not always get along?

Why did Pop think the team began to play better?

When did Native Americans become full American citizens?

Which Olympics Games did Jim try out for?

Who was the last major victory Carlisle got against?

Which future US President faced Jim Thorpe?

Jim Thorpe was born in the Indian Territory, located in the present day state of....