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What was the competition about in the Cold War?

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What was the competition about in the Cold War?

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Since there was some rivalry between the US and Soviet Union, the Soviets hosted the 1980 Olympics, but US actions caused a boycott against the Soviet Union invading Afghanistan. The US, Los Angeles, hosted the 1984 Olympics, The USSR didn't go to the Olympics because of the protest and thought they wouldn't be protected.

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In your opinion, what Olympics showed that the cold war was over? How?

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In your opinion, what Olympics showed that the cold war was over? How?

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When it was the 1992 Olympics. Because neither Russia nor the US were the winners for the 1992 Olympics, it was Spain that won the Olympics and got a different perspective instead of having hatred of other countries against eachother.

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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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It affected how many countries were going to be there and participate, and how many were not. 65 nations refused to participate while other nations sent athletes to compete.

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Which nation was more dominant in the Cold War era Olympics? What sport were they most dominant in?

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Which nation was more dominant in the Cold War era Olympics? What sport were they most dominant in?

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USSR used to dominate in the cold war era Olympics. Weightlifting, gymnastics, and wrestling were the most dominant sports.

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It is a festival/competition that is held every four years, since it is a competition, nations have athletes that compete and go against the other athletes and they get a score to see which nation has a better score overall.

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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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The USSR saw the Olympic games as a display of Soviet power, and they also saw it as a way to enforce dominance.

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What are 3 ways the olympics created a competition between USSR and the U.S?

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What are 3 ways the olympics created a competition between USSR and the U.S?

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1.) It created a competition just from being a competition festival and competing with other nations, especially when the cold war was happening either the Soviet Union or U.S wanted to be better.

2.) The US and USSR had some history during the cold war. When they had to share Germany, they wanted eachother to go their ways and not eachothers way.

3.) They used the rankings of medals to determine if democracy or communism is better. It was to show dominance and to show that they are better than the other, but that didn't last long because in 1992, Spain won.