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How play lacrosse?
lacrosse was originally called "the little brother of war" by the Indians
What is the adverb in the sentence Native Americans originally developed lacrosse?
originally
What century did lacrosse begin originally?
the 12th
How did the early french play lacrosse?
The word lacrosse comes from the French word 'la crosse' meaning 'the stick'.
Was lacrosse originally invented just for boys?
Originally, lacrosse was a Native American sport for the men of an Indian tribe. The game was a contest of strength, speed, and toughness. Women were not originally suppose to compete in the game because of the dangers it posed. No pads were used whatsoever, and the now common term a "check" was on an entirely different level. So, to answer this question: No, lacrosse was not originally for women. It was a guys sport but obviously, this has changed.
Why do only the USA and Canada play lacrosse?
Lacrosse was originally a native american sport that the settlers of North America picked up and it morphed into the modern day sport. It was originally played by the Iroquois tribe and was called lacrosse by a French man who first called it the sticking French which is lacrosse.
What sport is Canada known for?
Canada is known for hockey and Lacrosse
Is Russia known for lacrosse?
No russia is not known for lacrosse. The country that is known for lacrosse not hockey is Canada it is the countrys sport Not very many people play lax in russia its much more popular in Canada and in the upper Midwest and east coast of the united states
What sport was originally played by Native Americans and later adapted by French and Canadian pioneers?
StickBall Apex: Lacrosse
How and where did lacrosse began originally?
Lacrosse was invented by Native Americans. The name came from the French who played a form of field hockey called "jeu de la crosse".
What sport was originally played by native Americans and later adapted by by french and Canadian pioneers?
Lacrosse
What sport was originally played by native Americans and later adapted by french and Canadian pioneer's?
Lacrosse
