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How are the Olympics of today different from the ancient Olympics?
First no one is nude. All were nude in the first Olympic Games. Next, it was only Greece and not the world. Third, it was only track games, and the award was laurel leaves crown not the the medals given today.
Who were the first athletes in the ancient Olympics?
No records remain. Though the original Olympic game were not the international games we know today.
Who invented the Olympics you play today?
Greece invented the Olympics games.the Olympics games was organized to honor Zeus.
Why are the games important today Olympics?
It brings contries together
What year was the first winter Olympics played?
The winter Olympic started today the 28th of July 2012.
How are the ancient Greeks Olympics different form the modern Olympics of today?
Many of the sports that are in today weren`t included and some were eliminated today like pankration for example.
Identify six way in which the ancient olympic games were different from the Olympics as you know them today?
well ill give u quys a clud one way was dat girls wer not allowed to qo in to c the olympics
What team sport has been part of the Olympic games longer than any other sport?
The longest running team sport in today's Olympics is water polo which was first played at the 1900 Games in Paris and has been played at every Summer Olympics since then.
What are the ancient Olympics games?
They were competitions held between states within ancient Greece similar to today's Olympic Games. Click on the 'Ancient Olympics' below to learn more about them.
What ancient games did the Greeks create that we still celebrate today?
They did the Olympics and the Pentathlon, which is running, Greek wrestling, discus, javelin, and jumping.
When was the first winter olympic games held?
Chamonix, France in 1924The first Winter Olympic games were held in 1924 in Chamonix, France.
Which nation leads the parade in the Olympics in the 1928?
The 1928 Summer Games were the first in which the opening ceremony saw Greece enter the stadium first and the host country, The Netherlands, enter last. This became tradition that is continued today.
