Paper3 Socio-Cultural: Evolution of Modern Sport Flashcards
Describe social class in pre-industrial Britain
upper- real tennis
- complex rules and facilities
lower- mob football
- violent, no rules
Describe gender in pre-industrial Britain
upper- women seen as weak
- no dangerous sports, archery
lower- women did smock races at carnivals
Describe law and order in pre-industrial Britain
upper - little law and order
lower- violent
- animal cruelty, few rules
Describe transport in pre-industrial Britain
upper- horse and carriage to travel
- roads were in poor state
- had facilities in own homes
lower- walked
describe the availability of money in pre-industrial Britain
upper- could afford facilities, equipment, and travel
lower- no spare money
- spent on gambling
Describe the availability of time in pre-industrial Britain
upper- had more time
- did long-duration activities, fox hunting
lower- less time
- long working hours
Describe the education in pre-industrial Britain
upper- educated and literate
- understand complex rules
- cricket
lower- uneducated and illiterate
- could not understand complex rules
- mob football
Describe social class in post-industrial Britain
middle class created - factory owners
- went to public schools
Describe amateurism and professionalism in post-industrial Britain
amateurs- not paid
- middle class, upper class
professionals- paid
- lower class
cricket - played together
- social distinction between classes
Describe gender in the post-industrial Britain
women had low status jobs
women played sports while men at war
women expected to marry
Describe law and order in the post-industrial Britain
laws lead to decline in blood sports
upper class still did fox hunting
law makers were middle class
Describe education in the post-industrial Britain
child labour
working class children didn’t go school
education developed so working class went to school
Describe the availability of time in post-industrial Britain
upper class: increase in leisure time developed sport
lower class- factories increased working hours
- had no time or energy
1965 - working hours reduced
- workers have 4weeks holiday
Describe transport in post-industrial Britain
railways developed
increased spectatorship
cars were introduced
more accessible to working class
Describe the cult of athleticism