Pre-Industrial Sport

The lower classes would compete in running or walking and the upper classes would be the patrons , sponsors for the lower class participants

• Cheese rolling
• Pedestrianism
• Prize fighting
• Real tennis

NOT a shared characteristic of real tennis and mob football

• Wagering
• Male dominant
• Socially unacceptable today
• Competitive 

Which characteristic difference between real tennis and mob football is described by: _{Sophisticated, specialist and expensive}

• Gender
• Equipment
• Location
• Rules

Which characteristic difference between real tennis and mob football is described by: 
_{Occasional, Irregular, Annual, Festivals}

• Violence
  
• Spectators
• Clothing
• Regularity

Which characteristic difference between real tennis and mob football is described by: 
_{Complex, Written}

• Rules
• Class
• Location
• Equipment

When referring to social classes' influence, what is meant by:
_{Social class influenced access to sports and pastimes} 

• Upper class had transport means in order to travel to events
• Different classes competed against each other in the same sport
• Peasants had free time to play their sport
• The gentry couldn't afford specialist equipment

How did education influence the sports and pastimes of the social classes?

• The regularity of competition
• Specialist equipment used
• Level of wagering
• Sophisticated rules

Popular recreations in Great Britain happened:

• Before 1780

• After 1780

• Between 1800 and 1850

• Between 1750 and 1800

The lower classes played games which were:

• violent

• courtly

• respectable

• simple

Mob games were:

• violent, organised, regular

• simple, violent, codified

• organised, regulated, respectable

• simple, violent, occasional