3.1 Emergence Of Sport 21st Century Flashcards

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What was life like in pre industrial britain? x7

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-limited communication
-limited transport
-high illiteracy
-violence in lower class
-class divisons
-people lived in rural areas
-limited free time

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what sport did lower class play play industrial?

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mob football

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what sport did upper class play play industrial?

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real tennis

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Why was mob football banned? x5

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-too violent
-injury and death
-damage to property
-gambling
-link to alcohol consuption

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Factors that affected the sport you can play pre industrial? x6

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-communication
-transport
-literacy
-equipment
-free time
-class division

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What is popular recreation?

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sport played in pre industrial britain

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What is rational recreation?

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lower class sport designed by middle class

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Rational recreational sport example? x1

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wenlock olympic games

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Initial effects of industrial revolution? x6

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-lower class migrate to urban areas
-less free time
-less income
-poor health
-loss of rights
-less facilities (public provision)

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Acronym for initial effects of industrial revolution? x6

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HITFOR
-Health
-Income
-Time
-Facilities
-Overcrowding
-Rights

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How were initial effects of industrial revolution?

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Negative

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How were the effects of the second half of theindustrial revolution?

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positive

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Effects of the second half of the industrial revolution? x4

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-Improved health
-Increases income
-factory teams
-better transport

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Acronym for effects of the second half of the industrial revolution? x4

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FITH
-Factory teams
-Income
-Transport
-Health

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How was poor health caused by the start of industrial revolution?

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poor working and living conditions

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How was lack of income caused by the start of industrial revolution?

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Low wages and high poverty

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How was lack of time caused by the start of industrial revolution?

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Long working days

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How was bad facilities caused by the start of industrial revolution?

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no access given to facilities or equipment

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How was loss of rights caused by the start of industrial revolution?

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restriction placed on certain sports by criminal laws

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How was factory teams caused by second half of industrial revolution?

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factorys owner encouraging loyalty

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How was increased income caused by second half of industrial revolution? x2

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-The factory act
-saturday half days

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How was better transport caused by second half of industrial revolution? x2

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-development of roads and steam trains
-cheaper to travel

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How was improved health caused by second half of industrial revolution?

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improved living conditions

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Features that happend due to urbanisation? x3

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-facilities due to low amount of space
- bigger population so more demand for entertainment
- improved working conditions

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Effects of improved transport on sport? x2
-teams and spectators can travel further -cheaper tain travel
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Effects of improved communication on sport? x3
-increased literacy rates -increased awarness of sport -increased role models
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Effect of the church on sport? x3
-encouraged social control -promoted sport as good -helped set up teams
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What is social control?
improved behaviour
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Effect of middle class on sport? x5
-codification -more competitions -public provision -more leisure time off factories -move to professionalism
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People who developed sport through British empire and how? x5
-teachers - developed teams -factory owners- developed teams -clergy- developed church teams -officers- spread sport in empire -diplomat- took sport as they travelled
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What is public provision?
improved facilities
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Characteristics of rational recreation? x6
-Respectable -nationally and regularly played -strict codification -referees -Good facilities -tactics based
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Why did National governing bodies develop? x4
-more teams forming -more leagues -more fixtures -codification
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What is an amateur?
person who plays sport for love of it and no financial gain
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What is a professional?
person who plays for financial gain
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Features of 19th century 'gentleman' amateurism? x5
-upper/middle class -wealthy -lots of free time -No desire to improve -high morality and ethics
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Features of 19th century professionalism? x5
-working class -poor -little free time -committed to improve -low morality and ethics
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Features of 20th century amateurs? x5
same as 19th century -upper/middle class -wealthy -lots of free time -No desire to improve -high morality and ethics
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Key features of modern day amateurism? x3
-lower status -high level performers not professional -more equal to professionals than before
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Key features of modern day professionalism? x8
-all classes -more respected -more rewards and income(media, sponsors) -play full time (more time to train) -high status -role models -more money invested -more spectators
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Reasons for rationalisation and modern day development of association football? x5
-urbanisation -more free time -improved transport -Increased job opportunities as footballer -increased organisation (FA)
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Factors of emergence of elite female footballers in modern day sport? x8
-equal opportunities (sex discrimination act, war effort) -increased media coverage -more female role models -more provision in school -encouragement from FA -more clubs -more funding -more free time (traditionally roles responsibilities decreased)
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Key features of lawn tennis? x6
-middle class invention (alternative to real tennis) -played by middle class -played by males and females -public provision -Had rules -used specialist equipment
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What is the golden triangle made of? x3
-Sport -Business -Media
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what is commercialisation?
process of attempting to gain money from an activity
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What is sponsorship?
When company pays for products to be advertised
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What is merchandising?
when brand promotes to sell a product
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What is globalisation?
process when nations are being linked together
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Impact of social media on sport? x1
communication
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