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Industrial and Post-Industrial Development of Sport (1780-1900)-Sport and Society (AQA 2016)
Industrial and Post-Industrial Development of Sport (1780-1900)-Sport and Society (AQA 2016)
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Sport spread through The British Empire? Which one was NOT a part of this?
Factory owners
The Army
Factory workers
The Clergy
2
An example of a NGB is...
AAAA
LTW
NBD
TheFA
3
How did the middle class conduct themselves?
Like the lower class
Followed upper class etiquette
As they wanted to
Were openly violent
4
A characteristic of life between 1780-1850 was...
Poor working conditions
Good quality of life
Wages were good
People had lots of leisure time
5
Characteristics of rational recreation included
Skill and tactics
Strict rules that were not fair
Officials to enforce inequality
No boundaries
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What is the Clergy?
A lawyer
A person who sponsors another
The group or body of ordained persons in a religion
A religious cult
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The church did what for sport?
Allowed their facilities to be used
Discouraged participation in sport
Thought it was against their religion
Only allowed it to be played on the Sabbath
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Post industrial revolution meant that the 3 tier class system was introduced. This was...
Upper, emerging and Lower
Upper, middle and emerging
Peasants, gentry and eagers
Lower, upper and middle
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Communications developed with mass newspaper production. What impact did this have on sport?
People could follow results and fixtures
Sport could not be run as a business
Local rules would now apply
Popularity decreased
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Broken Time payments meant that.....
Players could commit to travel, fixtures and training
Player could not get paid for playing
Players could not work in factories
Professionalism was now banned
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What was a characteristic of the industrial Revolution
People worked within Crafts
People worked on Farms
People moved to more rural areas
Cities were created
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Which is NOT a characteristic of the first half of the industrial revolution?
Poor working conditions
Lack of public provision
Lack of leisure time
Little poverty
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What public provision was available in C19th
Public bath houses
Real tennis courts in parks
Artificial tennis courts
Rubberised athletics track
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Urbanisation is...
The process of people moving to live rurally
People were building homes
The process of people moving into cities
Factories been built
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What influence did the middle-class have on sport?
Discouraged spectatorism
Lobbied for removal of public provision
Controlled sport and set-up fixtures
Excluded lower class participation
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What happened to Sport post industrial revolution?
Ex School boys travelled and spread rules around the world
Teams were now local
The popularity of sport decreased
Spectatorism decreased
17
Transport Revolution meant that
Teams could travel to local teams
Codification was not needed
Spectators could travel to watch their team
Spectatorism began
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In which revolution was there rapid development of machinery, communications and infrastructure
Social
Education
Industrial
Agrarian
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What did the Factory Act mean for sport?
People had more leisure time to participate
People had more money
People had less leisure time to participate
Spectatorism now decreased
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What is an NGB?
The Football Academy
National Governing Body
Never Goto Blackpool
National Gaming Body
