3.1 Emergence Of The Golbalisation Of Sport Flashcards
(26 cards)
Feudal system
Way of structuring society
around a relationship derived from holding a land in exchange for service or labour
Popular recreation
Sport of ppl in pre-industrial Britian
Mob football
Football without rules
Played by lower class
Real tennnis
Upper class
Strict rules and high moral code
Rational recreation
19th century sport for lower class
Designed by middle class to be organised and controlled
Dr William penny brookes
Founded the Wenlock Olympian games in 1850
Industrial revolution
Period that marked a change in Britain from a feudal rural society into industrial based
Controlled by a powerful urban middle class
Athleticism
Physical endeavour with moral integrity
Industrial patronage
Factory team were set up by factory owners
As a way of decreasing absenteeism and encouraging loyalty in the workforce
Urbanisation
Large numbers of ppl moving from rural areas into city’s and towns
Seeking regular work in the factories
Social control
Way in which ppls thoughts and feelings are regulated in social systems
Codification
Gradual organisation and defining the rules
for the sport and ppl playing
Philanthropists
Kind and generous middle class ppl
Who are keen to provide a better life for working class
Public provision
Local council provision of facilities for the masses to use
Amateur
Who plays sport for love of it
No money gain
Professional
Who plays sport for financial gain
Bosman ruling
Allowed footballers to move at the end of there contract for free
1995
Lawn tennis
Played on an hourglass shaped court
Played by upper class in gardens
Open era
When pros were allowed to complete alongside amateurs and earn money
Media
Organised means of communication
Large number of ppl can be reached quickly
Golden triangle
Relationship between sport, business and media
Commercialism
Process of attempting to earn money from sport
Advertising
Sponsorship
Company pays for products to be publicly displayed
To increase sales
Merchandising
Brand of one product is used to sell another
