What impact did the formation of the RSPCA in 1824 have?

Banned many lower class pastimes

Why was fox hunting still allowed during the last 19th Century?

Upper class made the rules at the time

What is pedestrianism?

A form of 19th Century competitive walking.

What did factory owners do to keep their workers loyal?

Organised teams for them to play in

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1
Which of the following is seen as the most 'upper class' sport?
Cock fighting
Real Tennis
Fox Hunting
Mob football
2
Who was Dr. Thomas Arnold?
Number 1 real tennis player
Invented the cure for Cholera
Headmaster
Britain's first doctor
3
Which of the following was participation not depedant on?
Available money
Social class
Education and literacy
Available time
4
What date is given for when the industrial revolution took place?
1803
1824
No exact date
1754
5
What impact did the formation of the RSPCA in 1824 have?
Banned many of upper class pastimes
Allowed more fighting dogs to become availble
Banned many lower class pastimes
Wide spread breading of working dogs
6
Which of the following is not a characteristic of pre industrial sport and pastimes?
Rural
Local
Occasional
Complex
7
Why was fox hunting still allowed during the last 19th Century?
Was seen as a socialble thing to do
Upper class made the rules at the time
Britain's major sport
Increased levels of participation
8
What changed for Women in the early part of the 19th Century?
Allowed to participate in all sport
Very little
Able to vote and play sport
Be educational pioneers
9
Which sport really benefitted from the improved transport in post industrial Britain?
Real Tennis
Horse racing
Mob Football
Fox hunting
10
What was the main disease in the 'urban slums'?
Cholera
Too much dabbing
Colerah
Chloera
11
What is pedestrianism?
An early form of aerobics.
A form of 19th Century competitive walking.
A form a running
A form of 18th Century competitive walking.
12
What did factory owners do to keep their workers loyal?
Organised teams for them to play in
Allowed them to work 72 hour weeks
Gave them extra money
Organised city breaks/holidays

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