S&S - POST INDUSTRIAL

Question 1

CLASS - 
The emergence of the \_\_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_\_ meant England went from a two class society to a three class society. 
The middle class were often \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ players who played for the \_\_\_\_ of the game. 
Professionals were often \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ class and paid.

Answer 1

Middle class
Amateurs
Love
Working

Question 2

Changing status of ______.
_______ were restricted by Victorian morale which distracted their ________.
_____ tennis gave them some freedom to be athletic.
Could only play sports which corresponded with society’s definition of ________.

Answer 2

Women
Women
Behaviour
Feminine

Question 3

Increased LAW & ORDER
_______ force established in 1829.
Sports and games became more controlled with less ________
__________ process

Answer 3

Police
Wagering
Civilising

Question 4

IMPROVED LITERACY
The 1870 _______ Act let to state education.
Working class were keen to _____ sporting press, and the upper and middle class were keen on establishing __________ _____________ __________ e.g RFU & FA whom wrote the rules

Answer 4

Education
Education
National governing bodies

Question 5

AVAILABILITY OF TIME AND IMPROVED WORKING ___________
Shorter working week, _________ half day and a _____ paid holiday for workers
This made sports more _________
Reflecting _________ process

Answer 5

Conditions 
Saturday
Week 
Regular 
Civilising

Question 6

MONEY - 
Working class could afford to \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ or become \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_

Middle class could afford to take part as ________ for the _____ of the game

Upper class continued their country sports e.g. X3 sports

Answer 6

Spectate
Professionals
Amateurs
Love

Hunting, shooting, fishing, hawking

Question 7

IMPROVED TRANSPORT
Sports became R_________, R__________ & R________

Introduction of railways meant teams could travel _________ and _______ to play/spectate
Meant agreed ______ were needed
Introduction of league, cups and competitions
R______, N_______ and I________ completitions estabkished

Answer 7

Regular, Rationalised and Refined
Rules
Regional, national and international