How The Greeks Held Their Place At The Same Place In The Last Four Years Ago

Even though the first Olympic Games were held thousands of years ago in 776 B.C. some of the traditions set by the Greeks still thrive in modern day Olympic Games. However, there are some differences. For example, the Greeks held their events at the same place every four years at Olympia, whereas today, the games are hosted by a different city and country every time. Also, women were not allowed to watch or even participate in ancient Greek Olympics and today many women watch and compete in all sorts of events. Despite their differences, they’re relatable in some ways. Such as, both modern day and ancient Olympian contestants were and are awarded prizes if they do well enough to earn one.
In ancient Greece, the Greeks held their Olympics at the same place every four years. This place was called Olympia. It was significant because it wasn't even a town, but a place where there were beautiful paintings
They may honor a higher power in which they believe in, but the games aren’t held for that specific reason. Also, there are many more sports that have been added to the list of games over the years. There is even a winter Olympics that is held every four years. Another huge advancement in the Olympics today is that not only can women watch, but they can compete in the events! There are actually several events that are even dedicated to just women. For example, there’s women's gymnastics, swimming, track, rowing, and many, many more. Another thing that’s new is that the Olympics don't have a designated place where the athletes come to and compete every four years as did the ancient Greeks. Today, countries and cities have to draw in order to be able to host the games. Many countries and cities hope to be able to host them because it brings their towns a lot of business due to the thousands and thousands of people that travel to support the athletes from their