In the lecture on gender verification tests, Dr. Barnes mentioned how the 2018 International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) rules determining appropriate testosterone levels for women athletes specifically target middle-distance track events (such as the 400 meters and the mile) preferred by this dominant South African runner:

Which of the following best represents the scientific justification used to prevent women from participating in sports and physical activity well into the early 20th Century:

Coined by sociologists Sheila Cavanaugh and Linda Sykes (2006), this concept describes the idea that men will always have a natural, biological advantage over women in athletic competitions:

Alex Shultz argues that the 24-hour use of wearable technologies by NCAA athletes is problematic for the following reasons:  

During the 1992 Presidential Election, the key issue was:

All of the following were issues during the George H. W. Bush administration EXCEPT:

The Persian Gulf War ended:

All of the following are associated with President Obama EXCEPT:

Of the presidents listed below, which one only served one term in office?

What happened on September 11, 2001?