Sport in pre-industrial Britain 0.0 / 5 ? Physical EducationSocio-cultural studiesASOCR Created by: Ben SambrookCreated on: 26-04-18 15:03 Mob football mass game played between villages by lower class males 1 of 14 Cockerel fighting upper class sport, involving two cockerels fighting with upper class wagering on results 2 of 14 Upper class (pre industrial) aristocracy or gentry who were hereditary (of a title) landowners 3 of 14 Lower/peasant class (pre industrial) peasants who worked manually, mainly on the land 4 of 14 Activities for peasants (pre industrial) violent games, Mob football and dog fighting 5 of 14 Activities for upper class (pre industrial) complex rules, real tennis and fox hunting 6 of 14 reasons for upper class developing sports (pre industrial) had the money, education and transport 7 of 14 activities for both classes (pre industrial) pedestrianism and cricket 8 of 14 who played cricket? (pre industrial) public houses, both classes 9 of 14 Women (pre industrial) weaker sex, non strenuous or dangerous 10 of 14 Peasant women (pre industrial) few rights, few choices of activity available 11 of 14 Peasant women sports (pre industrial) smock racing 12 of 14 Upper class women sports (pre industrial) archery 13 of 14 Formal law and order (pre industrial) very little enforced 14 of 14
How Social and Cultural Factors Shaped Sports and Pastimes in Pre-Industrial Britain 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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