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• What is a feudal system

  A two tiered class system of upper and lower class
• What do you call a two tiered class system of upper and lower class.

  A feudal system
• COLOURS WC - characteristics of popular recreation, what does it stand for

  Cruel, occasional, local, occupational, unwritten rules, rural, simple, wagering, courtly or popular
• What type of recreation was played pre 1780

  Popular
• List 5 Characteristics of mob football

  Cruel, occasional, local, unwritten rules, rural, simple, wagering, popular
• Why was mob football cruel

  It reflected the harshness of society
• Why was mob football occasional


  It was only played on holy or festival days
• Why was mob football local

  The working class had no means of transport
• Why did mob football have unwritten rules

  A large amount of the working class were illiterate
• Why was mob football rural

  Agricultural society existed, majority of the UK was rural.
• Why was mob football simple


  It had no specialist equipment, it used a pig's bladder
• Why was mob football popular


  It was played by the working class masses
• List 5 Characteristics of real tennis

  Civilised, regular, international, complex rules, urban, complex, courtly.
• Who played real tennis

  The upper class, royalty, aristocrats, land owners
• Why was real tennis civilised


  It was played by the upper class
• Why was real tennis regular.

  The upper class did not work so had large amounts of leisure time in which to play
• Why was real tennis international

  The upper class had means of travel.
• Why did real tennis have sophisticated rules

  The upper class were well educated
• Why was real tennis urban.

  It was played in purpose built facilities in castles and palaces.
• Why wasn't real tennis simple

  It used specialist equipment and specialist court.
• Why was real tennis courtly

  It was played by the upper class and royalty.
• What characteristic does real tennis and mob football have in common.

  They both involve wagering
• What form of recreation were both the upper and lower class involved in.

  Pedestrianism
• What was pedestrianism


  A sport involving how far individuals could walk/travel in a certain time.
• Who performed pedestrianism


  The working class, often as part of their job as messengers.
• How were both the working class and upper class involved in pedestrianism

  The working class performed the upper class provided the prize money and used it to wager on.
• Name a form of recreation that was occupational.

  Pedestrianism
• List the 6 'R's to describe rational recreation.

  Regular, regional, respectable, rules codified, referees, roles and tactics involved.
• Define Discrimination


  To treat people differently based on their ethnicity, gender, disability or class. It involves acting on a prejudice and is illegal
• Define Socialisation


  A lifelong process by which we learn our values, beliefs and norms
• Name the two types of socialisation

  Primary and Secondary
• Provide an example of primary socialisation

  Parents, siblings
• Provide an example of secondary socialisation


  Friends, peers, coach, teacher
• Define stereotypes


  Generalisations about a group of people, e.g Black & Ethnic minorities, women, disabled or low socio economic class.
• Define Social Control


  When society regulates our values, beliefs and norms.
• Define Social Processes


  Are the ways in which individuals and groups influence the behaviour of each other through social interactions
• Define Prejudice


  A preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
• Barriers to Participation - What does the acronym 'TIME' stand for

  Time, Income, Mobility, Education
• Define Channelling


  When individuals are directed towards a certain sport based on their race or ethnicity
• Define Stacking


  When individuals are directed towards certain positions based on their race or ethnicity.