Olympic games
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ученик 10 класса
МБОУ Богородицкой СШ
Абрамов Максим
Some history
In the ancient Greek city of Olympia an unusual competitions appeared - the Olympic games. They were held once in four years.
Greek athletes competed in running, jumping, javelin, disc, wrestling, pankration, chariot races.
Before the competition, each athlete took an oath to abide by the rules of a fair competition.
More than for 11 centuries public Greek games were held in Olympia.
The winner was greeted by the whole town. In the city wall did break where the chariot rode the winner, a break in the day was patched to Olympic victory entered the city and never left.
In 394 ad the Roman Emperor Theodosius 1 issued a decree prohibiting further Olympic games.
The Emperor converted to Christianity and decided to eradicate anti-Christian games, glorifying the pagan gods.
The Olympic games were resumed in 1896 in Greece.
In their revival the large role French social scientist Pierre de Coubertin played.
Modern Olympic symbol
America
Africa
Europe
Australia
Asia
The five rings represent the unity of five continents and the meeting of the world at the Olympic games.
The Olympic motto:
"Faster, higher, stronger"
The three words was first written by the French priest Henri Didona at the opening of sports events in the College. These words like Pierre de Coubertin, believed that these words reflect the purpose of athletes from around the world.
OLYMPIC PRINCIPLE
"The most important thing in the Olympic games – not victory, but participation, also as in life most important – not the triumph but the struggle"
"On behalf of all the athletes, I promise that we will participate in these Games, respecting and observing the rules by which they are held, in true sporting spirit, for the glory of sport and the honour of their teams"
The oath
athletes
and judges
Olympic logo
MASCOTS
Hodori: the mascot of the Olympic summer games in 1988 in Seoul, South Korea
Heidi and Howdy: mascots of the Winter Olympic games of 1988 in calgary, Canada
Kobe: Olympic Summer games 1992 in Barcelona, Spain
Magique (Magic): Winter Olympic games, 1992, Albertville, France
Izzy: Olympic Summer games in 1996, in Atlanta, USA
Haakon and Kristin : the mascots of the Winter Olympic games 1994 in Lillehammer, Norway
Wenlock and Mandeville -
mascots of the Olympic games
in London, 2012
Mascots of the Olympic games in Sochi 2014, the people of Russia chose the hare, polar bear and Leopard.
This trio, according to the organizers, symbolizes the Olympic principles - friendship, fair play and commitment to excellence.
Olympic medals
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- http://www.rian.ru/trend/talisman_sochi2014_25022011
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