British industrialization of the 1800s led to the rise of the middle class and with it, an increase in disposable income and leisure time available to the masses. These additional personal resources led to more individuals taking up sport as a leisure activity. Furthermore, new advances in communication led to more coverage of sport.
Growth of towns
In the 1800s the towns were not as built up as they are now, it was mainly countryside (rural), but in the mid-1800s following through to the 1900s Britain started to become more urban, especially places like London, Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Glasgow etc… as you can tell from the list above it was mainly big towns and cities that everyone heard of not places like Pen-coed, knaphill, St John's and Woking etc…
The way that many well-known towns got built up was very simple, they would make a lot of buildings, houses, flats etc… and would make sure the towns and cities were very attractive and entertaining.
Mass spectator sport
In the 1800 hundreds money was a big problem as people did not have enough of it, as the sub-title says mass spectator sport, money on this occasion was very difficult because everybody wanted to buy tickets, especially for watching football matches and Rugby matches.
To finish this section off sport was affected again because of money and how much it coasted to build stadiums and society affected it because of arguments of people not wanting stadiums and loud football matches near the house or flats.
the social and economic changes from the industrial revolution contributed to the spread of liberalism because it gave the lower classes more clout (and thus more liberalism) within the society.
The changes had radical implications for the structure of the economic and social life in China.
The political, economic and social changes affected the daily life of Americans in 1920s to 1930s in a huge manner. The main event during this time was the Great Depression which had mainly been caused by World War I and this made the cost of living almost unbearable for most people.Ê
Exploration and the growth in world trade led to social, political and economic changes all around the world.Exploration and the growth in the world trade led to social, political, and economic changes all over the world.
After the end of World War II, Britain underwent enormous social change and the country was bankrupted after the war.
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Describe the social, economic, and political composition of the decade of corporate greed and how it affected the political climate of the 1980s.
Rural transformation refers to social,polilitical,economic and demographic changes from one stage to another. Rural transformation refers to social,polilitical,economic and demographic changes from one stage to another. Rural transformation refers to social,polilitical,economic and demographic changes from one stage to another. Rural transformation refers to social,polilitical,economic and demographic changes from one stage to another.
This question is so broad it would take hundreds if not thousands of pages to answer. Are you talking about political, social, economic, military etc. changes? You need to be more specific. But alot of things have changed
Economic & social needs.
El Niño can lead to changes in weather patterns worldwide, causing droughts, floods, and hurricanes in different regions. This can result in food shortages, displacement of populations, and economic hardships in affected areas. It can also impact industries such as agriculture, fishing, and tourism, leading to economic losses and social disruptions.
what were the economic effects after Goa was liberated
Economic & social needs.
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Amercians do not have the ability to work
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