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A-level PE - Effect of factory owners, church and local authorities
A-level PE - Effect of factory owners, church and local authorities
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1
Which law played a significant role in the development of public sports facilities?
The Reform Act
The Sunday Trading Act
The Factory Act
The Public Health Act
2
How did factory owners influence sport in the 19th century?
Made workers play during shifts
Only allowed upper-class sports
Banned all sports
Encouraged sport for their workers' well-being
3
Why did some factory owners provide sports facilities?
To increase productivity
For personal enjoyment
To make workers tired
To reduce wages
4
Why was the introduction of the Saturday half-day crucial for sport development?
Allowed only the upper class to play
Increased leisure time for factory workers
Encouraged night-time matches
Increased wages significantly
5
Who's the worst at sideswipe?
BB junior
Nice schnipeers
Barnard
Blackwell
6
Which two sports did the Church promote the most?
Football and Rugby
Football and Tennis
Football and Athletics
Tennis and Rugby
7
Which of the following teams was originally founded by a factory?
Arsenal
Liverpool
Manchester City
Chelsea
8
Which group benefited the most from local authority investment?
Elite professionals
Factory owners
The upper class
The working class
9
How did local authorities contribute to the decline of traditional, violent sports?
By reducing access to public facilities
By promoting commercialized sports leagues
By enforcing stricter public safety laws
By supporting professional competitions
10
Which of the following was not an effect of the Church on sport?
Created more violence in sport
Encouraged inclusive participation
Provided facilities for physical activity
Helped in codification of rules
11
Why did some factory owners restrict violent sports?
To ensure workers remained fit for labor
To increase attendance at work
To encourage professional play
To promote gambling
12
How did the involvement of local authorities change access to sport for the working class?
Made sport more accessible through free or affordable facilities
Focused only on rural sports development
Reduced crime rates in local areas
Restricted access to only professional players
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What was a challenge in local authority sports funding?
The banning of women’s participation
The decline of grassroots teams
Too much investment in rural sports
Unequal access to facilities
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How did the Church help formalize modern sport?
Discouraged participation from the working class
Encouraged excessive competition
Provided spaces for organized play
Created professional leagues
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Which sport was particularly promoted by factory owners?
Football
Real tennis
Tennis
Rugby
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What was the primary reason the Church encouraged sport?
To separate sport from religion
To promote moral values and discipline
To encourage gambling
To create professional leagues
17
What day was assigned for playing sports by factory owners?
Saturday half day
Sunday half day
Friday Evening
Holy day
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What was a long-term impact of Church-sponsored sport programs?
The removal of women from organized sport
Reduction in sport participation
Increased professionalization of all sports
Promotion of moral values through physical activity
