Which of the following statements is not true about the origins of rodeo?
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Responses
They started as a way for ranchers to share and practice skills they need to work with horses and cattle.
They started as a way for ranchers to share and practice skills they need to work with horses and cattle.
"Rodeo" is the Spanish word for "round up."
"Rodeo" is the Spanish word for "round up."
Women and girls did not start to participate in rodeos until the 1950s.
Women and girls did not start to participate in rodeos until the 1950s.
"Rodeo" is the Spanish word for "round up."
WHAT IS NOT TRUE!!!
I apologize for the confusion. The statement "Women and girls did not start to participate in rodeos until the 1950s" is not true about the origins of rodeo.
To determine which statement is not true about the origins of rodeo, we can analyze each statement:
1. They started as a way for ranchers to share and practice skills they need to work with horses and cattle.
This statement is true. Rodeos originated as a way for ranchers to showcase their horsemanship and demonstrate their skills in handling cattle.
2. "Rodeo" is the Spanish word for "round up."
This statement is also true. The word "rodeo" does indeed come from Spanish, where it means "round up" or "gathering of livestock."
3. Women and girls did not start to participate in rodeos until the 1950s.
This statement is not true. Women and girls have been actively involved in rodeos since the early days. In fact, rodeo events that included women can be traced back to the late 19th century, and women's rodeo competitions gained popularity in the early 1900s.
Therefore, the statement that is not true about the origins of rodeo is "Women and girls did not start to participate in rodeos until the 1950s."