KIN 4513 Seifried Exam 1 questions n
answers A+ rated
Stage 1 (Pre 1860s) - correct answer ✔✔No organization/standardization, no conception of space.
Stage 2 (Pre 1860s) - correct answer ✔✔First effort to separate competition from the non-competition
area, still no permanent fields or concern about spectators.
Stage 3 (1860s) - correct answer ✔✔First enclosure, still pretty temporary in nature, seating is simple
and can easily be put up/torn down.
Stage 4 (1880s-1903) - correct answer ✔✔Semi-permanent facilities, grandstand seating, wood double-
deckers, and "wildcat" stands outside of ball park.
Stage 5 (1903-1952) "Jewel Box Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent single-purpose facilities, facilities
built on outskirts of town, no outfield seating, more elaborate with triple decks, exposed structural
beams.
Stage 6 (1903-1952) "Jewel Box Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent expansion stage, second of jewel
box era stages, things like lights, dugouts, ticket offices, press boxes are being introduced, seating all the
way around.
Stage 7 (1953-1991) "Cookie-cutter Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent multi-purpose aka cookie-
cutter era, built in suburbs.
Stage 8 (1992-Present) - correct answer ✔✔Permanent single-purpose entertainment machine, today's
era.
Stage 2 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Occurs during
industrialization era, so there are new concerns about space.
, Stage 3 is when baseball really begins to gain popularity due to the development of railroads and radio?
T/F - correct answer ✔✔True
Stage 4 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔When a lot of the technology
used to build sport facilities begins to be available, but since the sports entrepreneurs are still middle-
class men at this time, the technological advancements aren't affecting baseball at this time.
Stage 5 is when the technologies in Stage 4 begin to be utilized, like steel and concrete, which allows
sport entrepreneurs to "build up" stadiums and have vertical circulation within facility. T/F - correct
answer ✔✔True
Stage 6 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Has advanced score boards,
lights, etc, because of technological advances.
Stage 7 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Begins after the end of the
two world wars and the government begins investing in sports teams because you had to have one to be
a "legit city" and also helped with athleticism and toughness of soldiers and promotes teamwork.
Baseball is still beating out football in popularity during Stage 7. T/F - correct answer ✔✔False
In Stage 7 there was an introduction of more cars so parking lots became more necessary. T/F - correct
answer ✔✔True
Stage 2 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Elysian Fields
Stage 3 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Union Grounds, first enclosed sport built by middle-class
leather salesman, William Cammeyer
Stage 4 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Lloyd Street Grounds
Stage 5 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔1903 Harvard Stadium
answers A+ rated
Stage 1 (Pre 1860s) - correct answer ✔✔No organization/standardization, no conception of space.
Stage 2 (Pre 1860s) - correct answer ✔✔First effort to separate competition from the non-competition
area, still no permanent fields or concern about spectators.
Stage 3 (1860s) - correct answer ✔✔First enclosure, still pretty temporary in nature, seating is simple
and can easily be put up/torn down.
Stage 4 (1880s-1903) - correct answer ✔✔Semi-permanent facilities, grandstand seating, wood double-
deckers, and "wildcat" stands outside of ball park.
Stage 5 (1903-1952) "Jewel Box Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent single-purpose facilities, facilities
built on outskirts of town, no outfield seating, more elaborate with triple decks, exposed structural
beams.
Stage 6 (1903-1952) "Jewel Box Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent expansion stage, second of jewel
box era stages, things like lights, dugouts, ticket offices, press boxes are being introduced, seating all the
way around.
Stage 7 (1953-1991) "Cookie-cutter Era" - correct answer ✔✔Permanent multi-purpose aka cookie-
cutter era, built in suburbs.
Stage 8 (1992-Present) - correct answer ✔✔Permanent single-purpose entertainment machine, today's
era.
Stage 2 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Occurs during
industrialization era, so there are new concerns about space.
, Stage 3 is when baseball really begins to gain popularity due to the development of railroads and radio?
T/F - correct answer ✔✔True
Stage 4 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔When a lot of the technology
used to build sport facilities begins to be available, but since the sports entrepreneurs are still middle-
class men at this time, the technological advancements aren't affecting baseball at this time.
Stage 5 is when the technologies in Stage 4 begin to be utilized, like steel and concrete, which allows
sport entrepreneurs to "build up" stadiums and have vertical circulation within facility. T/F - correct
answer ✔✔True
Stage 6 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Has advanced score boards,
lights, etc, because of technological advances.
Stage 7 Environmental/Technological Differentiations: - correct answer ✔✔Begins after the end of the
two world wars and the government begins investing in sports teams because you had to have one to be
a "legit city" and also helped with athleticism and toughness of soldiers and promotes teamwork.
Baseball is still beating out football in popularity during Stage 7. T/F - correct answer ✔✔False
In Stage 7 there was an introduction of more cars so parking lots became more necessary. T/F - correct
answer ✔✔True
Stage 2 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Elysian Fields
Stage 3 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Union Grounds, first enclosed sport built by middle-class
leather salesman, William Cammeyer
Stage 4 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔Lloyd Street Grounds
Stage 5 Watershed Facility - correct answer ✔✔1903 Harvard Stadium
