«История Олимпийских игр»

«Города - Олимпийцы»

Выполнил: ученик 8 «А» класса

Морозов Александр

Учитель – Охотникова Валентина Викторовна

МКОУ СОШ № 19

The history of Olympic Games is very long it begins from ancient Greece till nowadays .The ancient Greeks were fighting in sports because of Zeus.There were only one sport running , and only one prize Nobody knows what kind of prize it was , but the names of the winners are in the history Olympic forever . It was the name sportsmen. The ancient Greeks were fond of sport . They said « The man must be strong . Women couldn’t take part in this competition . This competition was only for men.

The revival of the Olympic Games is connected with the name of French aristocrat – Baron de Coubertin . Beginning from his youth he took an active part in sport . But he was not only a sportsman , he was a politician and a wise man .During the Games in ancient Greece all the wars were stopped . And it was the main thing for Pierre de Coubertin . Two weeks without war, it’s not so much , but it is not little for people to live in piece at this time.

Host city: Athens, GreeceOpening Ceremony: April 6, 1896 (opened by King George I) Closing: April 15, 1896 Sports: 9 Number of countries: 12 Number of competitors: 176

Host City: Paris, FranceThe period of games: 14 May - 28 October 1900.Sports: 20Number of countries: 29Number of competitors: 1224Men: 1201, Women: 23Countries on medal-winners: France (106)

Host city: St. Louis, USAThe period of games: 1 July - 23 November 1904Number of countries: 14Sports: 18Number of competitors: 650Men: 644 Women: 6Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (230)

Host city: London, UKThe period of games: 27 April - 31 October 1908Number of countries: 22Sports: 24Number of competitors: 2024Men: 1980, Women: 44Country-winners on medals: United Kingdom (145)

Host city of Stockholm, SwedenThe period of games: May 5 – July 27, 1912Sports: 17Number of countries: 29Number of competitors: 2409Men: 2356, Women: 53Countries on medal-winners: Sweden (65)

Host city: Antwerp, BelgiumThe period of games: April 23 - September 12, 1920 Sports: 25Number of countries: 29 Number of athletes: 2675 Men: 2597 Women: 78

Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (94)

Host City: Paris, France Opening Ceremony: July 5, 1924 Closing Ceremony: July 27, 1924The period of games: 4 May - 27 July 1924 Sports: 20Number of countries: 45 Number of athletes: 3256 Men: 3106 Women: 150Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (99)

Host city: Amsterdam, The NetherlandsThe period of games: May 17 - August 12, 1928 Sports: 17 Total number of subjects: 124 Number of countries: 46 Number of athletes: 3237 Men: 2927 Women: 310Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (56)

AMSTERDAM STEDIUM

Host city: Los Angeles, USAThe period of games: July 30 - August 14, 1932 Sports: 18Number of countries: 41 Number of athletes: 1876 Men: 1678 Women: 198Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (110)

Host City: Berlin, GermanyThe period of games: August 2 - August 16, 1936 Sports: 24 Total number of subjects: 149 Number of countries: 49 Number of athletes: 4460 Men: 4100 Women: 360

Host city: London, UKThe period of games: July 26 - August 14, 1948 Sports: 21Number of countries: 59 Number of athletes: 4369 Men: 3934 Women: 435Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (84)

Host city: Helsinki, FinlandThe period of games: July 14 - August 3, 1952 SPORTS: 19 Total number of subjects: 149 Number of countries: 69 Number of athletes: 4931 Men: 4410 Women: 521Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (76)

Host city: Melbourne, AustraliaThe period of games:November 22-December 8,1956 SPORTS: 18Total number of subjects: 145Number of countries: 67 Number of athletes: 3187 Men: 2817 Women: 370Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (98)

Host City: Rome, ItalyThe period of games: August 25 - September 11, 1960 SPORTS: 19 Total number of subjects: 150 Number of countries: 83 Number of athletes: 5439 Men: 4737 Women: 612Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (103)

Host city, Tokyo, JapanThe period of games: October 10 - October 24, 1964 SPORTS: 21 Total number of subjects: 163 Number of countries: 93 Number of athletes: 5136 Men: 4456 Women: 680Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (96)

Host City: Mexico City, MexicoThe period of games: October 12 - October 27, 1968 SPORTS: 20 Total number of subjects: 172Number of Countries: 112 Number of athletes: 5553 Men: 4770 Women: 783Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (107)

Host city: Munich, GermanyThe period of games: August 26 - September 11, 1972 SPORTS: 23 Total number of subjects: 193 Number of Countries: 121 Number of athletes: 7113 Men: 6053 Women: 1060Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (99)

Host city: Montreal, CanadaThe period of games: July 18 - August 1, 1976 SPORTS: 23 Total number of subjects: 198 Number of countries: 92 Number of athletes: 6071 Men: 4811 Women: 1260Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (125)

Host city: Moscow, USSRThe period of games: July 20 - August 3, 1980 SPORTS: 23 Total number of subjects: 203 Number of countries: 80 Number of athletes: 5253 Men: 4133 Women: 1120

Host city: Los Angeles, USAThe period of games: July 29 - August 13, 1984 Sports: 25 Total number of subjects: 221 Number of Countries: 140 Number of athletes: 6794 Men: 5224 Women: 1570Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (174)

Host City: Seoul, South KoreaThe period of games: September 17 - October 2, 1988 SPORTS: 27 Total number of subjects: 237 Number of Countries: 159 Number of athletes: 8453 Men: 6251 Women: 2202Countries on medal-winners: the USSR (132)

Host city: Barcelona, SpainThe period of games: July 24 - August 9, 1992 SPORTS: 29 Total number of subjects: 257 Number of countries: 169 Number of athletes: 9385 Men: 6662 Women: 2723Countries on medal-winners: Unified Team (112)

Host city, Atlanta, USAThe period of games: July 20 - August 4, 1996 SPORTS: 31 Total number of subjects: 271 Number of countries: 197 Number of athletes: 10329 Men: 6817 Women: 3512Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (101)

Host city: Sydney, AustraliaThe period of games: September 13 - October 1, 2000 SPORTS: 34 Total number of subjects: 300 Number of Countries: 200 Number of competitors: 10647 Men: 6579 Women: 4068Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (91)

Host city: Athens, GreeceThe period of games: 11 - August 29, 2004 Sports: 34 Total number of subjects: 301 Number of countries: 201 Number of athletes: 10558 Men: 6257 Women: 4301Countries on medal-winners: the U.S. (102)

Host city: Beijing, ChinaThe period of games: 6 - August 24, 2008 Sports: 34 Total number of subjects: 302 Number of Countries: 204 Number of athletes: 10,902 Men: 6294 Women: 4608Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (110)

Host city: London, UKThe period of games: July 27 - August 12, 2012 Sports: 32 Total number of subjects: 302 Number of Countries: 205 Number of athletes: 11002 Men: 6130 Women: 4872Countries on medal-winners: U.S. (104)