Pre-industrial Britain Sport

Which time period are we focusing on whilst learning about pre-Industrial Britain

• Prior to 1780

• 1780-1900

• Post world war I

• Post world war II

Which of the following are examples of socio-cultural factors that influenced opportunities for physical recreation in pre-Industrial Britain?

• Transport and communication

• Health

• Illiteracy

• Working lifestyle

The system determining an individuals status in pre-Industrial Britain was better known as what?

• Two-tier system

• Upper and lower class

• Upper and working class

• Fuedal System

Pre-Industrial Britain saw high rates of illiteracy among the upper class

• True

• False

Due to a lack of education sporting activities for the lower class consisted of which of the following?

• Lack of rules

• Complex rules

• Simple games

• Complex games

The lifestyle of the lower class was reflected through which of the following characters?

• Harsh

• Violent

• Luxurious

• Simple

Identify the impact of a lack of transport and communication for the working class.

• Games were played locally

• Games were rarely played

Real tennis was a complex game played by which members of society?

• Upper class

• Lower class

Which characteristic of Mob football was a reflection of the harsh society?

• Used natural resources

• Aggressive and violent

• Simple rules

This period marked a change in Britain from a two-tier feudal, rural society into machine-based, capitalist society.

• Pre-Industrial

• Industrial

• Post Industrial