post industrial britain 2

Question 1

the impact of the industrial revolution on sport

Answer 1

• people migrated into the cities and moved out of rural areas, no space for Mob Football. URBANISATION

Question 2

what was urbanisations impact:

Answer 2

• had a huge impact on the development of many sports today
• as many violent sports such as mob games were banned as society became more civilized, new forms of entertainment emerged
• a large working-class population created a demand for mass entertainment, while a lack of space created the need for the development of purpose-built facilities
• gradual improvements in working conditions through governments legislation resulted in more free time for workers to spend engaged in entertainment and as a consequence, attendance at football matches and other activities increased, as football grounds and other purpose-built facilities were constructed to meet the rising demand.

Question 3

4 points of urbanisation that contribute to the development of sport:

Answer 3

• LACK of work space:
• LOSS of traditional sports:
• LARGE working class population:
• CHANGE in working conditions:

Question 4

amateurism and its values

Answer 4

amateurism: a person who plays sport for the love of it and for no financial gain

its values:
* manliness - robustness, striving for physical endeavour

• appreciating the value of health and fitness
• appreciating the value of rule regulated activity
• high moral integrity