Pre-Industrial Popular Recreation Flashcards

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What does PLUCI CROW stand for?

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Popular recreation
Local
Uncoded
Cruel / violent
Irregular

Courly / popular
Rural
Occupational
Wagering

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What does the natural characteristic of popular recreation mean?

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No purpose built facilities

Lack of money / technology

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What does the occasional characteristic of popular recreation mean?

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Done on holy days

47 in 1760&raquo_space; 4 in 1860

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What type of lives did the peasents live in the 18th centuary?

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Harsh / tough

Refelcted by the sports that they played

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What were game laws?

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Laws that stopped peasents from taking part in upper class sports, by having wealth entry requirments

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Describe the opportunities for women in pre-industrial Britain

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Upper class - Pursued elitest past times such as hawking
Lower class - Were physical, and took part in things like smock races

However in general - physical activity was seen as unsuitable, and dangerous to the ability to bear a child, so there was little opporunities

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What was the feudal system?

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Where there were two very clear classes (upper and lower)

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What type of games did the upper class play?

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Sophisticated, rule based, and had dress codes, all over the place

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What type of games did the lower class play?

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Simple, unwritten rules, violent, local

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What is a direct link to today? And give an example

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Something from pre-industrial days that also happens today

Eg, Cheese rolling, cricket

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What is an indirect link to today? And give an example

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Something that has developed through the stages (eg public schools)
Eg, Football / lawn tennis

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What is pedestrianism? And how did this occur?

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Occupational (peasents worked for gentry)

They ran ahead and got stables ready&raquo_space; became a runner

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Who was deerfoot?

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Pedestrain who won £16,000 by walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours in 1809

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What was a patron?

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A gentlemen who looked after a talented peasent, who then competed for money

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What was the difference between the games of real tennis played by the gentry and the peasents?

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Gentry - elite skill, active sport, specialised facilites

Peasents - played their own variations (garage), slight skill, not specialised facilities

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What occured 47 times 1760, and twice in 1860?

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Saints days / holy days