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    following to BEGIN an examination of Olympic Controversies. Consider the following questions as you develop your own presentation: Is there a common root for all Olympic Controversies? Are some or were some controversies media driven? Do the Olympics and the media thrive off of controversy? Do the controversies affect the actual games? What is at the heart of the Olympics‚ the spirit of competition or something else? Going for Gold A History of Olympic Controversies From the beginning‚ controversy

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    The Olympics of 1936 The Olympics are a thrilling event for the whole world. The Olympics of 1936‚ one of the greatest sports events in history‚ brought great talent in the African American runner Jesse Owens. The Olympics of 1936 had many ups and downs. Many people believe that it was Hitler’s fame that brought the games to Berlin. The Olympics were assigned in Berlin in1930 before Hitler was the leader of Germany .Hitler gave all the German athletes their medals when they won. Hitler greeted

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    Was the Munich Putsch a total disaster? The Munich Putsch took place in 1923 and was the Nazis’ attempt to take over Germany by force. Its aims were to take over Munich and Bavaria and then the rest of Germany. Hitler and his party were planning to create a thousand year Reich in Germany. The Putsch failed. Policemen killed 16 Nazis and Hitler was arrested and sentenced to 5 years in prison although he only served 9 months in the end. It would seem that the Munich Putsch was a total disaster for

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    HOBBY A Hobby is a regular activity‚ interest and enthusiasm that is undertaken for pleasure‚ typically done during one’s leisure time. Some examples of hobbies include‚ collecting‚ creative‚ and artistic pursuits like making‚ tinkering‚ sports‚ and also adult education. EXAMPLES OF HOBBIES 1. Collecting hobbies -Photography -Collecting stamps 2. Games Hobbies -Video games -Card games -Board games 3. Sports & Healthy hobbies -Fishing -Soccer -Basket 2ball -Badminton

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    What is the Relationship between the Ancient Olympics and the Modern Olympic Games? The relationship between the Ancient Olympics and the modern Olympic Games can be described as non-existent‚ distant‚ close or complex. In order to determine the nature of the relationship one first needs to identify similarities between the Ancient and Modern Olympics. Some similarities are the idea of competitive sports‚ the glory that comes with a victory in both games‚ as well as the identical name assigned

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    to participate in the first ever Olympic Games. He does not know it yet‚ but he is about to partake in what is to become the biggest international multi-sporting event in the world. In 2012‚ nearly four billion people tuned in to watch the London Olympics from all over the world. Needless to say‚ it is pretty obvious that people are familiar with the Olympic Games. It should also be clear that the ancient Olympic Games are very different from the modern Olympics that so many of us are accustomed

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    Hitler invited some of Czechoslovakia’s allies to the Munich Conference‚ where he explicitly asserted his demands. The British were participants of this conference‚ and British prime minister‚ Neville Chamberlain‚ refused to deny Hitler’s demands and reached an agreement with him that granted Germany’s wish to cease Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. Thus‚ in the opposing viewpoint The Munich Conference: Two Views‚ Chamberlain’s decision at the Munich Conference is in question for its validity and morality

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    Olympics DBQ There are many different factors that have shaped the modern Olympic movement from 1892 to 2002. It was originally revived so people of different races could interact with other people without conflict. They wanted to have a temporary time of international peace. This idea is expressed in Document 1. The author‚ Pierre de Coubertin‚ explains how the athletes are exported into other lands without any hostility. The author is credible because he is also the founder of the modern Olympic

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    Professionals in the Olympics Every four years‚ the Olympic Games occur‚ alternating between the Summer and Winter games. Athletes from all over the globe congregate together during this prestigious competition to compete in their respective sport. Originally‚ the Olympics started as a way for amateur athletes to compete in their specialized sport. However‚ the International Olympic Committee overturned the Amateur Rule in 1986‚ allowing for professional athletes to compete in the games as well

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    The Olympics are series of events that countries from all around the world come together and compete against each other in. The Olympics have had both bad and positive effects on the world‚ and its countries. Women‚ political tensions‚ and economics are a few factors that have shaped the modern Olympic movement from 1892 to 2002. One factor that has shaped the Olympics‚ is women. Two percent of the athletes competing in the 1908 games were women (Doc 2). Twenty nine percent of the athletes competing

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