Popular recreation Flashcards

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What do developments in sport tend to mirror?

A

Developments in society

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What are the 3 phases in British society and the dates?

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Pre-industrial society (pre 1780)
Industrialisation (1780-1900)
Post industrial (1780-1900_

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What is industrialisation?

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The process in the 18th and 19th century when Britain moved from being a predominantly agricultural country to one where the economy was dominated by manufacturing

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Where did the lower class live during pre-industrial Britain?

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They lived in rural areas and worked on the land

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During pre-industrial Britain, when did the lower class take part in recreations and why?

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Only occasionally and mostly on religious holidays and festivals because they didn’t have much free time

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6
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When did schooling become compulsory?

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1870

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What are the characteristics of popular recreation?

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  • Occasional - due to lack of free time
  • A few, simple unwritten rules
  • Physical force rather than skill
  • Many injuries/violent
  • Lower-class involvement
  • Local rather than regional or national
  • Participation based rather than spectator based
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What are the characteristics of mob football?

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  • Violent
  • Male dominated
  • Damage to property
  • Mass participation
  • Alcohol consumption/gambling
  • Lower class were illiterate - no rules and regulations
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How did limited communications/transport effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Sport was restricted to areas people lived in

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How did widespread illiteracy effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Sport has very simple, basic rules that were set locally and limited organisation

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How did the harsh society effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Sport was violent, aggressive and unruly in nature and male dominated

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How did little free time effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Mob football was only played occasionally

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How did the feudal system effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Clear division between activities between the lower and upper class

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How did the majority of the population living in the countryside effect sport in pre-industrial Britain?

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Mob football was played in the countryside, using natural resources they had available

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What are the characteristics of real tennis?

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Upper class males
Complex rules
Indoor courts with specialised equipment
High moral code
Played on a regular basis
Skilful - the upper class showing their superiority over the lower class

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