A) Aurach B) Main C) Rhine D) Danube
A) To the east B) To the south C) To the west D) To the north
A) The city of rivals B) The shoe capital C) The town of bent necks D) The divided town
A) After the year 2000 B) After the deaths of both Dassler brothers in the 1970s C) After the 1954 World Cup D) After the 1970 World Cup
A) Borussia Dortmund B) ASV Herzogenaurach C) Bayern Munich D) FC Herzogenaurach
A) Schalke 04 B) ASV Herzogenaurach C) Bayer Leverkusen D) FC Herzogenaurach
A) 1966 World Cup B) 1970 World Cup C) 1950 World Cup D) 1954 World Cup
A) Pelé B) Adolf Dassler C) Sepp Herberger D) Rudolf Dassler
A) A rift between Sepp Herberger and Rudolf Dassler B) Lack of funds C) Adidas signed an exclusive deal with the league D) The players preferred Puma boots
A) West Germany B) Peru C) Uruguay D) Brazil
A) The Pelé Pact B) The Herzogenaurach Treaty C) The Brazilian Accord D) The Shoe Manufacturing Alliance
A) They wanted to focus on other players B) The football association banned Pelé's endorsement C) Pelé refused to wear their shoes D) They believed a bidding war would be too expensive
A) He painted the Puma logo on his boots B) He asked the referee to delay the game to tie his shoes C) He wore them during the national anthem D) He held them up during the trophy ceremony
A) Rudolf Dassler B) Sepp Herberger C) Barbara Smit D) Pelé
A) It caused it to shrink B) It caused the bankruptcy of many local manufacturers C) It led to government regulation of the industry D) It transformed it into a multi-billion pound industry
A) Jesse Owens B) Joe Frazier C) Muhammad Ali D) Pelé
A) 1948 B) 1900 C) 1919 D) 1933
A) Ruda B) Puma C) Geda D) Adidas
A) Geda B) Adi Shoes C) Adidas D) Puma
A) Adi B) Geda New C) Ruda D) Dassler Sport
A) Over 30 years B) 20 years C) 50 years D) 10 years
A) Product development B) Sales-oriented approach C) Political lobbying D) Weapon manufacturing
A) 1974 B) 1978 C) 1990 D) 1948
A) 1978 B) 1948 C) 1974 D) 1985
A) Jesse Owens B) Pelé C) The Brazil national team D) Muhammad Ali |