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We will be exploring the awe-inspiring journey of Jim Thorpe, hailed as the greatest athlete ever! From his humble beginnings at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School to his groundbreaking achievements in football, track and field, and baseball, Thorpe's story is one of resilience, talent, and triumph over adversity. Despite facing numerous challenges, including the loss of his twin brother and the harsh realities of Native American boarding schools, Thorpe's remarkable athletic prowess shines through. Join us as we delve into the life of this legendary figure whose legacy continues to inspire generations, earning him the title of the greatest athlete of the 20th century.

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Jim Thorpe: The 20th Century's Greatest Athlete - US History - Extra History

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PARAPARAPiXiE

this wuz such a gr8 story ! keep up the good work :) 👍

Harp Man

that was a bad sponsor transition. Good video though.

Martin Verran

Now why doesn't it surprise me that the cartoonists chose to portray the athletes as stereotypical Native Americans, completely ignoring what they really looked like? I personally think it's a shame that amateur athletes have since been banned from attending the Olympics, because it sorta feels contrary to the original spirit of the games, if one catches my drift.