21st Century - What is the correspondence between professionalism and amateurism with class

There is not as much of a correspondence

One example of how schoolboys spread and exported sports

They brought them to university

Pre-industrial - Characteristics of lower class sport

Uncivilised, chaotic, unwritten rules/complex

Olympic venues and dates

Berlin - 1936,Mexico City - 1968, Munich - 1972, Moscow - 1980, LA - 1984

What allowed more sport to be played by the lower class in the 20th Century

Structured working week and income raise

Factors of Globalisation of sport

Freedom of movement, passport swapping, air travel, increased fan bases

Current issues concerning law and order

Drugs, hooliganism, match fixing

How has women's status changed in sport

Careers in sport, media, coaching as well as better pay

Aims and intentions of the Olympics

Fair play, taking part, role modelling

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1
What transport emerged post 1850 that benefitted sports
Planes
Railway
Horses
Boats
2
21st Century - What is the correspondence between professionalism and amateurism with class
There is a corresepondence between the sports played
There is not as much of a correspondence
3
Pre-industrial - People could travel around the country to play sports
False
True
4
The Education Act (1944) made PE compulsory in all schools
False
True
5
Sporting disadvantages of hosting the Olympics
Homes lost
Deviance - use of PEDs
Expensive to bid
Risk of terrorism
6
One example of how schoolboys spread and exported sports
They became doctors
They brought them to university
They didn't
They worked on a farm
7
Name an Upper class only sport
Cricket
Archery
Smock racing
Fox hunting
8
Pre-industrial - Characteristics of lower class sport
Boring, small-scale, expensive
Relaxed, written rules, civilised
Uncivilised, chaotic, unwritten rules/complex
Facilities and equipment required
9
Olympic venues and dates
Munich - 1936,Mexico City - 1968, Berlin - 1972, Moscow - 1980, LA - 1984
Berlin - 1936,Mexico City - 1968, Munich - 1972, Moscow - 1980, LA - 1984
Berlin - 1938,Mexico City - 1967, Munich - 1972, Moscow - 1980, LA - 1984
Munich - 1936,Mexico City - 1968, Berlin - 1972, LA - 1980, Moscow - 1984
10
Berlin, 1972 was the Palestinian terrorist event
True
False
11
What allowed more sport to be played by the lower class in the 20th Century
Air travel
Better police force
Car ownership
Structured working week and income raise
12
Factors of Globalisation of sport
Freedom of speech, passport swapping, air travel, increased fan bases
Freedom of movement, passport swapping, air travel, decreased fan bases
Freedom of movement, passport swapping, air travel, increased fan bases
Freedom of movement, passport swapping, car travel, increased fan bases
13
Why did violence in sport decrease post 1850
Introduction of the news
Introduction of Parliament
Introduction of the Police
Introduction of the Church of England
14
Current issues concerning law and order
Lack of education
Lack of police force
Chaotic and uncivilised sport
Drugs, hooliganism, match fixing
15
Economic advantage of hosting the Olympics
Increased trade
World class facilities
Increased tourism - jobs
Promoting minority sports
16
How has women's status changed in sport
Careers in sport, media, coaching as well as better pay
There is no professionalism
It has stayed the same since 1850
There are no women in the Olympics
17
Aims and intentions of the Olympics
Reinvent the Ancient Games
Pierre de Coubertin
Fair play, taking part, role modelling
To show games ethic of public schools

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