Sport And Society In Post WW2 - Present Flashcards
How did football associations change football in the 19th century. (3)
- Increased professionalism : people play professionally for work time payments.
- Social class links : Middle class influence and approval gave football more respectability.
- Increased organisation : Highly structured rules, leagues and teams
What year did BBC begin its live coverage of sport?
1927
What is a big factor which has increased footballers wages.
The Bosman ruling because it gives the footballer much more control over their contract.
What did Bosman ruling allow players to do?
Bosman ruling allows players to leave for another team at the end of their contract without the said club having to pay a fee to his parent club.
Why are more women participating in sport/football? (5)
- Increased media coverage of women’s sport.
- More female sporting role models
- Increased encouragement from the FA.
- More women clubs are forming
- Women now have much more free time to pursue sporting interests.
What is lawn tennis?
A form of tennis which was played on an hourglass shaped court.
Who invented lawn tennis?
The middle class
5 characteristics of lawn tennis.
- Required specialist equipment
- Played by the middle class
- Eventually spread to lower class
- Played by both genders
- Had standardised rules
Define open era
When professional tennis players were allowed to compete alongside amateurs.
Who took part in athletics post WW2?
All 3 social classes however the lower class ran for money while the upper and middle class would participate for the enjoyment.
Why were women still excluded from some events in the Olympics post WW2?
Track and field athletics were not deemed to be acceptable activity for them as it was un-lady like.
What is the golden triangle?
The interrelationship between sport, business and media
Define commercialism?
The process of attempting to gain money from an activity (sport).
Define sponsorship
When a company pays for their products to be publicly displayed or advertised.
Define merchandising
Where the brand or image from one product is used to sell another.