Jess Foster 11 ?? ?. EXAM QUESTION Pre-industrial Britain was associated with: Two classes: upper and lower (or gentry and peasants) A harsh lifestyle.

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Jess Foster 11 ?? ?

EXAM QUESTION Pre-industrial Britain was associated with: Two classes: upper and lower (or gentry and peasants) A harsh lifestyle Widespread illiteracy Free time on Saints’ days and annual holidays How did each of these four factors influence the characteristics of popular recreation? (4) Extension – if completed name the other characteristics of Popular Recreation and their societal determinants.

Factors associated with pre- industrial Britain …... so popular recreations were … 1Two-class society: upper and lower class Courtly & popular activities/some for the upper class and some for the lower class e.g. real tennis vs. mob football/different role within same activity e.g. pedestrian and patron 2Harsh lifestyleCruel and/or violent 3Widespread illiteracy Rules were simple/unwritten/local/passed on by word of mouth NB: Do not accept ‘NO RULES’ 4Free time on Saints’ days and annual holidays Occasional/seasonal 1.4 marks in total [4]

Mob games………..Real Tennis C L O R (S) W

Mob games………..Real Tennis Courtly/ popular Cruel/ violent Limited rules Local Occasional Occupational Rural (S)imple/ natural Wagering To what extent do these characteristics hold true?

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