Intro
The Olympics Begin in Accent Greece
The Olympics Begin in Accent Greece - 2
Decline and Revival of the Olympic Tradition
The Olympics Through the Years
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The Olympic games originated in?

Ancient Greece

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When was the first written record of the Games?

776 B.C.

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What was Coroebus job?

A cook

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What was the reason for the decline of standards and quality of the Olympics in the mid- 2nd century B.C?

Roman Empire conquered Greece

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Where did the first modern Olympics take place? 

Athens, Greece

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How many tears ago did the Olympic Games originated?

3,000 years ago

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Who won the only event? (A 192 meter footrace)

Coroebus

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The ancient Olympics were held every four years between _______________________.

August 6 and September 19

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Who disgraced himself during the chariot race?

Emperor Nero

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What year was the first modern Olympics?

1896

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The games were held every _________ years in Olympia.

4

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What word was the origin of the "stadium"?

stade

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Who was the first Olympic champion?

Coroebus

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How many years passed before the Games would rise again?

1,500 years

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During the first modern Olympics, how many people attended the event?

60,000

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Who was the Olympic games in honor of?

Zeus

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Legend has it that who created the games?

Heracles

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Who was prohibited from attending any event?

married women

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Who was largely to thank for the rise of the Games again?

Baron Pierre de Coubertin

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What is the symbol on the Olympic flag?

5 interlocking colored rings

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Where was the first modern Olympics held?

Athens

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When was it believed that Heracles founded the games?

6th century B.C

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The pentathlon consisted of which 5 events?

Foot race, long jump, discus and javelin throw, wresting match

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During what month and year did Coubertin proposed the idea of reviving the Olympics as an international athletic competition? 

November 1892

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What do the five rings on the flag represent?

The continents for North and South America, Asia, Africa, Europe and Australia.