Physical Education A-Level
Gradual and limited expansion of women's participation
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Activities such as tennis, croquet, golf and later cycling became more acceptable for some women by the late nineteenth century, yet participation remained limited and separate from men's sport.
Topics that use Gradual and limited expansion of women's participation
- Industrial and post-industrial (1780–1900) (AQA A-Level)
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- Amateurism and payment
- Athleticism
- Class and racial inequality in sport access
- Codification of sport
- Governance and regulation
- Imperial expansion and global trade
- Industrialisation and changing leisure time
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