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History of lacrosse

History of lacrosse

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  1. Indigenous North American stickball

    Team sport in North America.

    35%

  2. Lacrosse

    Team sport.

    20%

  3. Mesoamerican ballgame

    Ancient game.

    8.8%

  4. George Catlin

    American painter and adventurer (1796–1872).

    7.2%

  5. Plains Indians

    Native Americans/First Nations peoples of the Great Plains of North America.

    6.8%

  6. Paul Rabil

    American lacrosse player (born 1985).

    4.7%

  7. Choctaw

    Indigenous people of the United States.

    4.2%

  8. Haudenosaunee

    Indigenous confederacy in North America.

    3%

  9. Box lacrosse

    Indoor version of lacrosse.

    1.4%

  10. Fort Michilimackinac

    Archaeological site in Michigan, United States.

    1.4%

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  1. Lacrosse

    Team sport.

    61%

  2. Choctaw

    Indigenous people of the United States.

    12%

  3. Indigenous North American stickball

    Team sport in North America.

    5.6%

  4. Native American recreational activities

    3.6%

  5. Fort Michilimackinac

    Archaeological site in Michigan, United States.

    2.9%

  6. Lacrosse in the United States

    2.1%

  7. Field lacrosse

    Full contact outdoor men's team sport.

    1.9%

  8. Lacrosse in Canada

    1.5%