b) Lacrosse

Lacrosse, a sport invented by Native Americans, was made popular in early colonial America. Originally played by indigenous tribes in various forms, lacrosse was adopted and adapted by European settlers. The game was notable for its significance in Native American culture, often played for ceremonial or ritualistic purposes. The adoption of lacrosse by colonists reflects the cultural exchanges and interactions between Native Americans and European settlers. The sport’s evolution and enduring popularity provide insights into the early cultural fusion that characterized colonial America.