Year 12 A-Level Starter

The pre-industrial era was deemed a ______ tier society.

The upper class played what sport in the pre-industrial era?

• Lawn Tennis

• Open Era Tennis

• Real Tennis

• Wenlock Olympics

Widespread _________ meant the lower class needed simple rules.

The sport and pastimes of people in pre-industrial Britain was known as:

• Popular recreation

• Rational recreation

State one socio-cultural factor of life in pre-industrial Britain.

Life in pre-industrial Britain had limited transport. How was this reflected in the popular recreation activities?

• They were violent

• They were played occasionally

• There was limited organisation

• They were localised

Real tennis allowed the upper class to show their _________ over the lower class.

State one aim of the Wenlock Olympics:

_________________ was the founder of the Wenlock Olympic Games in 1850.

___________ ____________ was the sport and pastimes for the lower classes in the 19^th century that were designed by the middle classes to be well ordered, organised and controlled.