The Olympics
The olympics started in Greek as a tradition and they only had a select few of sports and it had gone on for 1500 years before it had became more modern type of sports and spread worldwide but it take a deeper look in the history of the olympics it starts all the ways back to from 776 BC through 393 AD it was held in Greek as a tradition but as for now it’s a tradition around the world that every 4 years but 1500 later the olympics had returned but more modern as it suggested by someone the name of Baron Pierre de Coubertin that suggests the idea of the olympics all the way back in 1896 which they thought was a good idea and had accepted the idea and there the games were reborn and they have been going on for more than 150 years but now they are way more modern. The Olympics in 776 BC was held every 4 years to honour Zeus and still is up to this day. In 393 AD The Roman Emperor Theodosius I banned the Olympic Games for religious reasons claiming that they encouraged paganism and that’s where the Olympics stopped for centuries until modern years where it had been revived again. As for now the Olympic have been getting a lot of hate because of the mocking of catholic people by recreation of “the last supper” but using drag queens and a man in blue which a lot of people around the world have been offended by this stunt done by the people.
The Olympics
The olympics started in Greek as a tradition and they only had a select few of sports and it had gone on for 1500 years before it had became more modern type of sports and spread worldwide but it take a deeper look in the history of the olympics it starts all the ways back to from 776 BC through 393 AD it was held in Greek as a tradition but as for now it’s a tradition around the world that every 4 years but 1500 later the olympics had returned but more modern as it suggested by someone the name of Baron Pierre de Coubertin that suggests the idea of the olympics all the way back in 1896 which they thought was a good idea and had accepted the idea and there the games were reborn and they have been going on for more than 150 years but now they are way more modern. The Olympics in 776 BC was held every 4 years to honour Zeus and still is up to this day. In 393 AD The Roman Emperor Theodosius I banned the Olympic Games for religious reasons claiming that they encouraged paganism and that’s where the Olympics stopped for centuries until modern years where it had been revived again. As for now the Olympic have been getting a lot of hate because of the mocking of catholic people by recreation of “the last supper” but using drag queens and a man in blue which a lot of people around the world have been offended by this stunt done by the people.
The Olympics
The olympics started in Greek as a tradition and they only had a select few of sports and it had gone on for 1500 years before it had became more modern type of sports and spread worldwide but it take a deeper look in the history of the olympics it starts all the ways back to from 776 BC through 393 AD it was held in Greek as a tradition but as for now it’s a tradition around the world that every 4 years but 1500 later the olympics had returned but more modern as it suggested by someone the name of Baron Pierre de Coubertin that suggests the idea of the olympics all the way back in 1896 which they thought was a good idea and had accepted the idea and there the games were reborn and they have been going on for more than 150 years but now they are way more modern. The Olympics in 776 BC was held every 4 years to honour Zeus and still is up to this day. In 393 AD The Roman Emperor Theodosius I banned the Olympic Games for religious reasons claiming that they encouraged paganism and that’s where the Olympics stopped for centuries until modern years where it had been revived again. As for now the Olympic have been getting a lot of hate because of the mocking of catholic people by recreation of “the last supper” but using drag queens and a man in blue which a lot of people around the world have been offended by this stunt done by the people.