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The Olympics during the Cold War was a huge factor. The USSR and USA would both fight very hard in the Olympics and they would even see the medal count as Communism Vs Democracy

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How did the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan affect the Olympics?

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How did the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan affect the Olympics?

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Because the Soviet was invading a country for no good reason and people boycotted the Olympics because they let them host it in the Soviet Union.

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The Olympics is where a ton of different countries compete in sporting events to see who can do the best. In this case the US and the USSR had a rivalry in these olympics.

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Why was the Miracle on Ice competition so significant to the battle of the Cold War?

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Why was the Miracle on Ice competition so significant to the battle of the Cold War?

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The main big reason is that the Soviet Union hockey team was very good and the US hockey team was a lot of college kids and they still ended up winning. Another big reason is the Soviet Union viewed the Olympic medal ranking as a competition between communism and democracy

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What is a boycott? How did this play a role in the 1980 and 1984 Olympics? Who hosted and who would not come? 

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What is a boycott? How did this play a role in the 1980 and 1984 Olympics? Who hosted and who would not come? 

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Boycotting is pretty much protesting against something and not participating or watching it until they change what they want to be changed. This played a role because people didn’t want to watch or play in the olympics. Russia hosted the Olympics when this happened which caused this to happen

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How were the Olympics a symbol of Cold War competition?

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How were the Olympics a symbol of Cold War competition?

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Because the Soviet viewed the medal count as democracy vs communism which was a huge part of the war.

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What are 3 ways the Olympics created a competition between the US and USSR? (B work)

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What are 3 ways the Olympics created a competition between the US and USSR? (B work)

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The first way was to show that they were better at sports. The second way was because they held the competition in the Soviet Union they knew they could cheat and get away with it which made it much easier to win and brag. The last way was bringing communism and democracy into the Olympics which have no correlation at all.

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What 3 comparisons could be made in the Cold War Olympics to present day Olympics? (A work)

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What 3 comparisons could be made in the Cold War Olympics to present day Olympics? (A work)

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In today’s Olympics it isn’t really about communism vs democracy anymore and it's more just about sports. The Soviet Union isn’t in today’s Olympics. They would technically be Russia but Russia got banned from playing under Russia and now their athletes perform under the name “Russian Olympic Committee.” Lastly the Olympics aren't boycotted anymore because they are way more safe with the Olympics then they were during the cold war but there are still some problems now.