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3.1.3.1 Emergence of globalisation of sport (post World War II) Reorder

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Drag and drop the boxes into the correct order.

Rearrange the following characteristics of British sport and pastimes into chronological order.

The introduction of the National Curriculum in this century made Physical Education compulsory in schools.
Developments in media and technology resulted in sports globalisation during this century.
Post-1850 industrial Britain:
Twentieth-century Britain:
Sports such as rugby and association football were developed in public schools that emerged around this time.
Pre-industrial Britain:
Among the lower class, sports such as mob football were played but were restricted to holy days and festivals.
Twenty-first-century Britain:

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70%