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Emergence and evolution of modern sport (post-industrial Britain) Categorise

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Categorise the following characteristics of sport and pastimes into pre- and post-1850 industrial Britain.

Pre-industrial Britain

Post-1850 industrial Britain

Codified rules

Teams participated in everyday clothing so were indistinguishable

Teams were limited to localised sport

Game play was sportsmanlike

Unbounded playing areas

Team numbers were even to promote fair play

Specified playing boundaries

Unspecified number of participants on each team

Used natural resources for equipment

Simple or unwritten rules

Specialised equipment was used

Teams played in different colours

Game play was violent

Teams could travel to play

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Pass Mark

70%