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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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The competition was about the Soviet Union and the US going against each other to see who was better. The games were a lot more serious and important during the cold war.

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

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

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The Soviet Union was dominant, especially in hockey during the era. They won gold medals in 1964, 1968, 1972, and 1976.

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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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It was a competition to see which country was better, which is pretty much what the cold war was.

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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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It was so significant because the Soviet Union was very good, and the US beating them was unlikely, but they did it. It took the Soviet Union's pride and gave it to the US.

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What is a boycott? How did this play a role in the 1980 and 1984 olympics?

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What is a boycott? How did this play a role in the 1980 and 1984 olympics?

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A boycott is refusing to do something to protest. The 1980 olympics were in Moscow, and a lot of countries boycotted it because of the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan. In 1984, the Soviet Union boycotted the Olympics held in the US.

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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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The 1992 Olympics because there were no boycotts or anything, and over 9,300 athletes from 169 countries participated. They were one of the most successful modern day olympics.

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What are 3 ways the Olympics created a competition between the US and USSR?

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What are 3 ways the Olympics created a competition between the US and USSR?

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One way is the athletes competing against each other, to see who was better. They wanted to know which country was superior. Another way was to see which country would get the most medals. The more medals you have, the more you would prove that you were the better nation. A third way is they competed to see who was better and more athletically gifted. Both countries wanted their athletes to be better because it was a way to show which country was better.

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What 3 comparisons could be made in the Cold War Olympics to present day Olympics?

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What 3 comparisons could be made in the Cold War Olympics to present day Olympics?

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One comparison is the US refused to send its officials to the 2022 Olympics in Beijing. Similar to the boycott in 1980, where the US refused to send officials or athletes. Another comparison is how the USA and Russia still have a little bit of a rivalry in many sports, especially hockey. They are a bit less hateful towards each other, but there is still a little. The difference is the games are a lot less serious. It isn’t close to as big of a deal, because the countries aren’t at odds.