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in 2016 skateboarding was made an olympic sport. alot of people were involved and its my favorite thing because its probably the only cool sport thats in the olympics

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In 1998 Hermann Maier suffered a devastating crash in the downhill ski competition in the Nagano Games . He got back on the slopes days later and got 2 gold for the super-G and the giant slalom.

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In Los Angeles, 1984, Mary Lou Retton was the first American gymnast(male or female) to win a gold medal. She was just 16 with minimal experience competing internationally, but for her amazing performance on the vault she received perfect 10s.

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Track and field star Abbey D'Agostino had one of the most inspiring moments of the 2016  it happened On Tuesday, during the second semifinal heat of the women's 5,000-meter race. Summer Olympics.  This was one of my favorite events that happened because Rather than get up and plow past Hamblin, addey D'Agostino stopped to check to see if her rival could continue and helped her off the ground. it happened in new Zealand.

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At the 2016 Rio Olympics swimmer Michael Phelps was caught giving a  "death stare" to Chad le Clos . It was minutes before the 200m butterfly semifinals on Monday when Michael Phelps was caught giving Chad le Clos his best "death stare." This is my favorite moments because the teams have so much against eachother and more.

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At the 2012 London Olympics  Jordan Burroughs won a gold medal for wrestling.This is one of my favorite Olympic moment because he showed consistency and integrity to win the gold metal.He also used his medal to inspire all athletes around the world.

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Eight days. Eight golds. One man: Michael Phelps.
He won 8 gold medals  in 8 days
which is really good

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Margaret Atwood was the first female athlete in paris for the olympics for gulf in 1900. With a whole score of 9 - holes out of 47. This my favorite olympic moment because it this one 26 year old women changed olympic history forever. Today we see woman's gulf olympics everywhere. - Emma Keil

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Feahaid Al Deehani
For the mens Double Trap
it happen in 2016
In Rio Olympics
this is my favorite moment because this is the first time we have won the double Trap since the 1992 Barcelona Games.And I also shoot trap.

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Munich Massacre (1972 Olympics)

Munich, Germany. Home of the 1972 olympics, also home of one the most dreadful times in olympic history. September 5, 1972, 11 Israeli athletes and coaches were captured and kept hostage by Palestinian terrorists. Later executed by the same men. Although this isn't my favorite olympic moment I find it very interesting.What was going through there minds while the events they were making were going on? Why did they do it? These question I still ponder. After various resources collecting information of the Islamic hatred of the Israel Religion. It still puts me in the state of awe in how a human being is able to ruthlessly kill innocent olympians, people, humans.

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The Munich massacre was an attack during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, West Germany, in which the Palestinian terrorist group Black September took eleven Israeli Olympic team members hostage and killed them along with a German police officer. Shortly after the crisis began, a Black September spokesman ...

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Usain bolt doing his pose everytime he wins a race or a gold medal in this picture it happened in 2016 at the rio olympics. this is my favorite moment because it was usain bolts last olympic race and he won three gold medals in 2016 at the olympics.

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The mens olympic swimming team had a memorable event in 1976 during the Summer Olympics. It was being hosted in Montreal, and out of the 11 events for mens swimming, the USA won 10 gold medals, and took 15 silver and bronze medals. This is my favorite Olympic moment because everyone is always so focused on the main swimmers like Michael Phelps, Ryan Lochte, and Nathan Adrian- but there's a lot of really fast swimmers now and 40 years ago.

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1992 Summer Gymnastics Olympics, Rachel Cascone

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1992 Summer Gymnastics Olympics, Rachel Cascone

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Shannon Miller, Gymnast, lost to the Unified Team's Tatiana Gusto by just 0.12 points. But meantime she she became the highest-finishing American in the all-around during a non-boycotted Olympics. This happened in 1992 in Barcelona. This is my favorite moment because the gymnastics is my favorite olympic sport to watch.

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In 2012 At the US olympic swimming trials being the youngest swimmer at the trials she quickly earned her spot in the future of US olympic swimming, by winning the 800 free style. A few weeks later she was in London for the 2012 olympic games. winning gold and set an all time record. This is my favorite event because she not only won a medal set a record that can change how her life plays out for swimming.

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THE SOVIETS STUN AT THE BUZZER (1972) Alex Lopez-smith

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THE SOVIETS STUN AT THE BUZZER (1972) Alex Lopez-smith

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This took place at Munich, West Germany The people that were involved is the U.S basketball team and the Soviets basketball team.

The last-second buzzer beater is perhaps the most exciting finish in sports, and in 1972, it was also the most controversial.

The U.S.S.R. led the United States for much of the gold-medal men’s basketball game, but with just more than 3 seconds left in the fourth quarter, and with his team trailing 49-48, American guard Doug Collins was fouled and awarded two free throws. He nailed them both, giving the U.S. a one point victory when the buzzer finally sounded—or so everyone thought.

Officials claimed that the Soviets had called a time-out, 3 seconds were put back on the clock, and the Soviet’s star player, Sasha Belov, sank the game winning shot. The final score: 51-50 U.S.S.R. The U.S. team refused to accept their silver medals in protest.

This is my favorite because it is a very controversial event that many people don't agree with.

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At the 1936 Berlin Games Owens won four gold medals, in the 100m, 200m, 4x100m relay and the long jump. He managed to break or equal nine Olympic records and also set three world records.This was my favorite moment because at the time Hitler hoped that the 1936 Berlin Games would prove his theory of Aryan racial superiority. Instead, Owens’ achievements led the people of Berlin to hail him, an African-American, as a hero.

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Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Scottie Pippen, and just a few others were apart of the Dream Team. In 1992 the Dream Team the mens basketball took home the gold at Barcelona. This is my favorite moment because they beat teams by 50 or more points

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First Female olympic gold winner. Hailey Collins

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First Female olympic gold winner. Hailey Collins

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Margaret Abbott was the first female, American olympian to win a gold medal. She won gold in 1900 in Paris at the summer olympics. This is my favorite olympic moment because it proves that anything guys do girls can do to and that the olympics aren't just for guys.

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Jamaican Bob-sled team
The  Dudley Stokes, Devon Harris and Michael White become the first members of the team. and Caswell Allen but he got injured. This is when the first ever Jamaican bob sled team was made and went into the olympics. It happened on 1988. At the winter olympics in Canada .
This is my favorite olympic moment because they made a movie about it and because it marks a place in history of when the fist ever Jamaican bob sled team was made.