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Competition during the Cold War was a "heated" rivalry as they were competing for the title of "Best Nation"

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The Olympic games is an athletic competition where many countries gather together every 4 years and provide their fiercest competitors the opportunity to go against the best.

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A boycott is a withdraw from a person, community, etc. as a protest or punishment. This played a negative role in the 1980 and 1984 olympics as it was seen as retaliation. The United States hosted the Olympic Games, and the Soviet Union boycotted.

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The Miracle on Ice competition was significant for political reasons and athletic reasons. The teams viewed the medal rankings as which style of Government was better. They also viewed it as a competition to see who could produce better athletes.

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I think that the 1988 Olympics showed that the Cold War was over. This is because no boycotting took place, and no major events with associated with the cold war occured.

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Competition was created in the Cold War through the Olympics in 3 ways. First, the competing countries saw the medal rankings as to which way of Government is better. The second, countries competed to see which could produce better athletes. Lastly, they saw it as a chance to prove dominance to the world.

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The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan affected the Olympics negatively. This led to a large boycott, causing the U.S. and 60 other countries to stay away from Moscow.