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776 B.C
MARIA SANCHEZ
TIMELINE OLYMPIC GAMES
393 A.C
19TH century
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19TH century

1896

1912

393 A.C

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1900

1936

TIMELINE OLYMPIC GAMES

MARIA SANCHEZ

776 B.C

THE FIRST OLYMPIC GAMES: The first time they celebrated the Olympics, they were made in Atenas, although there isn't a clue of how they really started, there are some theories about Hercules and Zeus doing a race, the games were very different from the ones we have nowadays, they make the sports naked and sometimes they fight until death. They even set aside wars to make the Olympics as they did them for goods.

THE BANNED OF THE OLYMPICS: A christian ruler came, called Theodosius, and he banned all of the pagan practice and that includes the Olympic Games, because he wanted to promote Christianity

PIERRE DE COUBERTIN: Until this century no one think about the Olympics, until one day Pierre de Coubertin a french person who was really into sports, suggest the idea of doing again the Olympics, and after fighting a lot for it, he create the modern day Olympics

INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE In this year, they fundated the International Olympic committee, the first time they met was in Paris in the auditorium of the Sorbonne University. In here we can found people from all over the world and in here is where they make decisions about the Olympic games and was here when they decided to change the Olympic games as we know them now

THE FIRST MODERN OLYMPICS: This year was the one in which the Olympics were held again, they were made in Atenas in a marble stadium, from the 6th century. These games were so important because they were the first modern Olympic games, in which 280 athletes from 12 different countries took part.

NEW RULE IN THE OLYMPICS: The games were held in Paris, during this game a new rule was established, women and black athletes were allowed to participate in the Olympics, although this rule wasn’t officially approved by the I.O.C. This confusion led to another confusion of which women won the golden medal.

OLYMPIC RINGS During this year, many events happened, one of them was that Cooper teen designed the Olympics rings, he did five circles in which each one has a different color, so that it could represent all the flags in the world as all the flags have one of those colors. The other main event in this year, was about Jim Thorpe, he won tons of gold medals but the Olympic Committee take them away as they hear that he was a professional athlete

BERLIN OLYMPICS: This year the Olympics were held in Berlin, in a nazi Germany. The Olympics were celebrated but there was a lot of political tension during that time. As there was this tension they made some promises as having Jewish people on the German team, but this wasn’t followed as only one Jewish participated in the German team. In these games, Hitler wanted to use them to perpetuate his superior race, but the win of four gold medals from Jesse Owens, a black athlete, backfired on him a lot, as he refused to shake his hand.

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PARALYMPIC GAMES: This year the games were made in Rome, and also this year the paralympics games were created for people who have any type of disability. These games were organized under the International Stoke Mandeville Games Foundation, in total they have 8 different sports to play.

WORLD WAR II 20 years after World War II, the Olympics were held in Tokyo. These games marked Japan as it started to create a new global perception of the country as a peaceful, democratic and technologically advanced nation, which wasn’t considered any more an enemy.

PROTEST AGAINST RACISM: The games were held in Mexico, these games were the most politically charged games since the ones of 1936, this was because ten days before the olympics, there was a student protest in which more than 200 protestors were killed and over a thousand injured. Also, there were two runners called Tommy Smith and John Caros, protesting against racial violence in America, this led to their suspension from the U.S team.

MIRACLE ON ICE In this year, the games were held in Moscow, whilst it was also being the Cold War, in this year, the U.S hockey team and the soviet union team played against each other in an event called “ Miracle on ice”. In this game the U.S team won

PROFESIONAL ATHLETES In this year's Olympics, rules were changed so that professional athletes were able to participate in the Olympics again, and they were no longer banned from them.

SALT LAKE CITY This year's Olympics were slightly different as months before the terrible incident of 9-11, due to this they implemented more security to the place, they had evacuation plans just in case that something happened and they also prohibited planes to flight during those days just in case that something happened. Also, they make some things to show respect for the victims of this, they keep a minute of silence, they also put many U.S flags all over the place and some of the athletes carry black bracelets.

FIRST REFUGEE TEAM: In the Olympics of Rio, the I.O.C, decided to open a refugee team in which the best athletes were going to be able to participate in the Olympics. Ten refugee athletes were ultimately selected to make up the first ever Refugee Olympic Team. This was mainly made to give a symbol of hope for refugees and to warn the world about the refugee crisis.

PARIS OLYMPICS: The 2024 Olympics, are celebrated in Paris, in which 10,500 different athletes are going to compete. This event is going to be during the summer, from 26 of July to 11 of August, and this is going to be the biggest event of Paris

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