What used to be the game of public schools and the upper class turned into a game that many working class communities participated in. They were able to do this through increased standards of living. Industrialization also played a huge role with the expansion of railroads and the localization of teams through the creation of stadiums. As well as the increase in engagement due to better play and a more expansive media coverage. All of this culminated and helped football achieve the widespread success we see
What used to be the game of public schools and the upper class turned into a game that many working class communities participated in. They were able to do this through increased standards of living. Industrialization also played a huge role with the expansion of railroads and the localization of teams through the creation of stadiums. As well as the increase in engagement due to better play and a more expansive media coverage. All of this culminated and helped football achieve the widespread success we see