QUIZ pp. 661-664. EDUCATION BEFORE 1850 Being educated in the early 19 th cent - 1.Attending a secondary school or university 2.Classical education based.

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EDUCATION BEFORE 1850 Being educated in the early 19 th cent - 1.Attending a secondary school or university 2.Classical education based on Greek and Latin 3.Primarily for the elite *after 1850  secondary education expanded to meet the demands of the middle class

EDUCATION AFTER Mass education in state-run systems 2.Primary education became compulsory 3.Salaried and trained teachers Why expand education? 1.Personal and social improvement of people 2.Furnished trained workers 3.Political  a. voting rights b. patriotism and national unity c. single national language

RANDOM EDUCATION INFO Sexes were separated at school Elementary schools stressed middle class values Consequences 1. greater literacy 2. rise of mass circulation newspapers 3. other forms of mass lit

MASS LEISURE Ind Rev creates new patterns of work and leisure – 1.Separation of work and leisure 2.Leisure time = after work, in the evenings, weekends, and later holidays 3.New forms of leisure = amusement parks, athletic events, dance halls, beaches Mass tourism – 1.First was just for upper and middle classes 2.As wages increased and workers were given paid vacations it became a type of mass leisure 3.THOMAS COOK = British pioneer of mass tourism

BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND early resort and amusement park

TEAM SPORTS 1.Another new form of mass leisure 2.Sports became strictly organized with rules and refs 3.Dev of organized athletic groups 4.Aimed at training adolescents in team work 5.Team sports were at the center of elite British schools