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Who invented the Olympics you play today?
Greece invented the Olympics games.the Olympics games was organized to honor Zeus.
What are the most important events at the Olympics games?
All of the games
Why is the Olympics games important athletic competition?
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Why were the Olympics important?
There would be a truce while the games were in session.
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.
Why were the Olympics important politically?
There would be a truce while the games were in session.
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.
What problems have their been with the commonwealth games?
The competitors will not get a important preparation for the upcoming Olympics in london.
Is the Olympics Sexsist?
yes because the woman were not allowed to participate and even watch the olympic games unlike today
How many sports were in the Olympics?
over 20 games in the Olympics
How has the ancient Olympics influnced the modern Olympics?
The Greek Olympics were similar to our modern Olympics in the sense that people belonging to every nationality would have the chance to come togethor for a short period of time and take part in a little friendly competition. It was meant to show to all Greeks that through their mutual appreciation of athleticism, they were culturally unified. In a way it was a diplomatic gesture the same way it is today, because it showed that very distinct groups of people could find one thing in common which they could all hold respect for.
