¿Quien inventó los juegos olímpicos?

The video explores the origins of the Olympic Games, believed to have started in 776 BC as a tribute to Zeus. It discusses various legends and the historical context of the games, including their role in ancient Greek society and the truce among warring cities. The video also covers the suppression of the games by Emperor Theodosius and their revival in 1896 by the French baron Pierre de Coubertin. The modern Olympics have expanded globally, including the addition of the Winter and Paralympic Games. The video highlights the introduction of gold, silver, and bronze medals in 1904 and the impact of world wars on the games.

What is the term 'Olympiad' used to describe?

• A type of competition in the games

• The four-year period between the games

• The name of the ancient Olympic Games

• The location where the games were held

According to some legends, what activity did the gods partake in on Mount Olympus?

• Hunting

• Races and fights

• Building temples

• Singing and dancing

What significant event marked the end of the ancient Olympic Games?

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The rise of Christianity as the official religion

• The invasion of Greece by the Persians

• The death of Emperor Theodosius

Who was responsible for reviving the modern Olympic Games?

• Zeus

• Emperor Theodosius

• Baron Pierre de Coubertin

• Andras Patay Horvath

In which year were gold, silver, and bronze medals first awarded in the modern Olympics?

• 1896

• 1900

• 1904

• 1912