The term "cheerleader" is thought to have originated in the late 19th century, describing those who led cheers at sporting events. Cheerleading evolved into a more organized activity with the development of organized school spirit and sports in the early 20th century.
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It came from the Latin word Galls meaning "France"
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The principle and the name came from Ernest Rutherford in 1907
the term cheerleader came from leading a cheer with the crowd
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Just name it... MY LIFE AS A NEW CHEERLEADER X this is my life as a new cheerleader and this is wht i think! < not good answer ! Thank youuu :) I called it The Diary of a cheerleader 'cause that was taken :) Thanks anywayy <3
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No- I have never heard Lincoln called a cheerleader and I doubt that he would answer to that name. I see a cheerleader as someone who stays on the sidelines and roots for a favorable outcome rather than getting into the game and doing things. That was not Lincoln. On the contrary, my dear, George Washington was a fine cheerleader.
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