Olympic History

The Olympic Games are a global sporting event that began in ancient Greece around 776 BC, featuring athletic competitions honoring the gods. Modern Olympics were revived in 1896 in Athens, emphasizing international unity through sports. They occur every four years, alternating between Summer and Winter Games, with athletes from around the world competing in various sports. The Olympics promote excellence, friendship, and respect, serving as a celebration of human achievement and cultural exchange. Over time, they have evolved to include new sports and technologies, reflecting changing societal values and fostering global cooperation through sportsmanship.