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Violence In Sports Abdulhadi Azzam Mrs.Timm 12D March 10, 2013

Violence In Sports Abdulhadi Azzam Mrs.Timm 12D March 10, 2013. Introduction. Quote Sports Violence in Sports Causes, outcomes and solutions Thesis Statement. Types of Violence. Physical Verbal Emotional Racial. Famous Incidents. Sydney Riot of 1879 VFL match in 1910

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Violence In Sports Abdulhadi Azzam Mrs.Timm 12D March 10, 2013

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  1. Violence In SportsAbdulhadiAzzamMrs.Timm12DMarch 10, 2013

  2. Introduction • Quote • Sports Violence in Sports Causes, outcomes and solutions • Thesis Statement

  3. Types of Violence • Physical • Verbal • Emotional • Racial

  4. Famous Incidents • Sydney Riot of 1879 • VFL match in 1910 • Port Said incident in 2012

  5. Causes of Violence • Economic • Psychological

  6. More Causes • Drugs and Alcoholism • Social problems

  7. Outcomes of Violence • Murder • Theft

  8. Other Outcomes • Economic • Social

  9. Possible Solutions • Awareness • Applying the law • Depriving Fans

  10. Further Solutions • Alcoholism checkpoints • Using cameras • Building Stadiums away from the cities

  11. Reflecting on the Violence • Improving economic conditions • Improving the sense of citizenship • Supporting the team’s social work

  12. Looking Ahead • The problem is persisting • Violence and politics • Culture crisis

  13. Conclusion • Re-stating the thesis statement • Summarizing

  14. Work cited

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