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Pre and Post Industrial Britain Sport
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Communications improved sport because
Society became more literate and more aware of rules
Mass printing presses were invented
people were calling up agents for trials
The daily sport was issued
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Villa Cross Methodist Church founded what sports team
Manchester United
Villans of Aston FC
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
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What were the values of athleticism?
Everyone enjoy sport
Physical Endeavour and Moral Integrity
Drink more and play more
Mass participation and fitness
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Due to mass migration to urban areas what did that mean for sport
No equipment
Mob football was encouraged in towns and cities
No room for mob games, lack of time due to long shifts.
Games played in warehouses
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Why did the church help development of sport?
Allowed people to pass on kind feelings
It improved behaviour, by promoting christian beliefs
Wanted you to be fit to serve the lord
Get ready to run away from the devil
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Transport revolution aided sport because.....
More sponsorship deals
It allowed movement of teams and spectators
A bike because affordable to all
It allowed massive away days for the lads
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Why did sport take off in the late nineteenth century?
Gradual increase in wages & increased free time.
More facillities
National Lottery grants
Through media advertsing
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Why did health and hygiene improve?
Local Council created public showers
Middle and upper class developed a sense of moral duty
The upper class thought that working class smelt
Pharmacists were readily available
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Where was the first Modern Olympics held
France
Athens
Sydney
London
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Mob games were ..................... in nature
Fun
Violent
Manly
Safe
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Development of Public facilities was done by
Big multi-million pound companies
Crime syndicates
Middle class philanthropists and local councils.
David Lloyd and Virgin
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What are the 5 R's in rational recreation
Rules, Religion, Revolution, Reingniting, rewind
Rules, Regular, Regional, Referees,Respectable
Row, Row, Row (your Boat), Row, Row,
Revise Revise Revise Revise Repeat
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Golden Triangle is . . .
Sport - Business - Media
Tv -Radio - Internet
Alex - Harriet - Josh
Father - Son - Holy Spirit
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British Empire allowed . . .
Export of the 'Games' around the globe
a way to make sure we controlled the waters of the earth
Cricket to be taken to the Colonies
Global domination of people
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Middle class produce sporting environments because . . .
Wanted to social control over lower classes
Had empathy with lower class, so tried to improve lives
They wanted to charge them membership fees
Something to bet on
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What are Public Schools?
Lower Class only
First schools open to everyone
Girls Only
Fee paying - which only the rich could afford
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Why were they able to play this game
They had nothing else to do
Looked good in their sports gear
They had access to the necessary facilities
They wanted to make the most of their little free time
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Example of Mob games
Lawn Green Bowling
Real Tennis
Shrovetide (Ashbourne)
Cricket
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Modern day amateurs. . .
Low status, not all are paid, blurring of Am+ Pr distinctions
Not working
Can be from any class
Train all the time
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What is Foot racing
Increased gentleman fun
Walking over a period distance for fun
A form of competitive running betted on by upper class
Was also called jogging
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Which countries compete in the Commonwealth Games
It is by invitation only
Only Countries where our Monarch is still king / queen
Just European countries
Anyone who wants to
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Qualities of Rational Recreation
Rules agreed upon before match
Played in open spaces with no rules or regulations
Structure, Written rules and a level of Order provided by the Police
Rules and Regulations
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Codification means........
A game with no rules or regulations
The process of developing rules and regulations
An Upper class game
Process of everyone moving from rural to urban environments
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In the second half of the 19th century some improvements did occur what were they
Smoothies were invented
Health + Hygiene improved, Increased wages, New middle class
Eating Protein became more acceptable
More hair products so footballers would play more
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Popular recreation is ............
What everydone does
Fun for all the family
The Sport and past times of people in pre-industrial Britain
Done on a saturday
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Women's sports emergence was due to. . . Click all that apply
More role models
More Free time
Increased Media coverage and role models
More support from NGB's
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Why were there complex rules for Real Tennis
More fun for lowers classes
The upper class found it fun to Gamble
The upper class were able to write as highly educated
Easier to learn for lower classes
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Amateur and professional defintion
Likes it but perfers to watch
Someone is forced to do it,
Someone who does it for "the love of the game"
A high performing player who gets paid to perform
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Poor health had a massive effect on sport due to........
Lack of energy
Individuals saw the benefit of playing sport to get more healthy
No one wanting to play against ill people
Means nobody could play
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Positives of Modern day amateurs
Nobody cheers at the end of a game
Win at all cost mentality
Code of amateurism is still there
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What Sport did the upper class play
Tiddly Winks
Mob Football
Smock Racing
Real Tennis
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Why were the lower class not able to play all the time?
Limited free time
Had to get in the gym to get hench
Too Expensive
Caused too many injuries
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A Penny Farthing was . . .
First coin
A early bike
The first recognised swimming stroke
An early car
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Key Feature of early twentieth-century amateurs
High Status,Controllers of sport, Top performers,High Morals
Mix eggs, Cheese and Onion in a pan bring to heat and eat!
Commercially of interest to sponsors
Low Status,Few High performers,
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When were mob games played
Any time of the year
On a sunday
Weekends
Holy Days
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Who was the founding father of the the modern day Olympics
Gary Lineker
Baron Pierre D'Courbertin
Much Wenlock
Dr Penny Brookes
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How many classes were there in pre industrial Britain?
2
1
10
4
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What do NGBs (National Governing Bodies) do?
Provide the support and competition for all levels of sport
They are corrupt and gain financial benefits for themselves
Are role models for others
Display fashion
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Modern day professionalism. All classes compete together. . . Click all that apply
Celebs/High rewards for pros through the media & sponsorship
More spectators
People more respected for talent
Social Class not a barrier
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Difference between an Amateur and Gentleman Amateur?
One gets serious gains by working/ one looks good (Football)
Manliness, Physical Endeavour/Respected, plenty of free time
