According to Oriard, which of the following is true?
A. Referees were needed in American sports because Americans had a different attitude toward sporting competition than did the British who invented soccer and rugby.
B. Americans, in contrast, had no such code of honor, did not have a ruling aristocracy, and primarily thought of themselves of the "middle class," which had no code of honor so there was no "middle class" code of honor to break.
C. As a consequence of no "code of honor" to adhere to, Americans sought to exploit the rules of athletic competitions as much as they wished to enforce the rules.
D. British amateur athletes operated under a code of honor that was associated with the elitist class-the aristocracy, which provided the major source of amateur athletes in Great Britain. Captains, not referees, enforced the code that was used to support the social status and expected behaviors of the British aristocracy.
E. All of the answers are correct.
Answer: E
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