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Eduqas History GCSE: Changes to entertainment and Leisure. Blood Sports Quiz.
Eduqas History GCSE: Changes to entertainment and Leisure. Blood Sports Quiz.
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1
Which of the below was not a form of punishment people watched for entertainment by Tudor folk?
Hung Drawn and Quartered
Burning
Guillotine
Branding of Vagrants
2
Which of the following statements is false in relation to public executions in Tyburn 1800's?
The clothes of the dead were auctioned off.
Crime did not fall as a result of executions.
Prisoners were allowed to give a last speech to the crowd.
Vendors sold food, drink and souvenirs.
3
When was fox hunting banned?
2004
1995
1975
1968
4
Which of the following was not a catalyst for change to blood sport?
Changing social attitudes
Gender
Amateurism
Government legislation.
5
Why were public hangings banned in 1868?
Arguments of religious groups.
Arguments by writers such as Charles Dickens.
Pressure from trade unions.
Pressure from the government.
6
By 1820 what was the most popular spectator sport?
Football
Bull-Baiting
Prize fighting
Fox Hunting
7
Which of the organisations below is not a animal welfare organisation?
WWF
WWE
RSPCA
League against cruel sports
8
What made medieval games like football and rugby less violent in the 19th century?
Amateurism led to rules being written down by the FA.
People preferred to watch violent blood sports .
Football players decided to be nice to each other.
The rise of boxing as the most popular entertainment.
9
What happened if a lord caught a peasant hunting without permission?
Castration
Death
Fines
Fine
10
Which of the following were not used for violent entertainment in the early modern period?
Horses
Dogs
Cocks
Bears
11
Which of the following rules were introduced to bare-knuckle boxing in the 18th century?
A ring for people to fight in.
A knock out was if the person was on the floor for 30seconds
Mufflers to guard hands.
A trained referee to watch over the fight.
12
Which ruler of temporally England banned Bull-Baiting?
Elizabeth I
Queen Victoria
Oliver Cromwell
Henry VIII