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Lesson 2 The Mission ofthe Olympics Pam3 What do you know about the history ofthe Olympics? "The Brst apcient Olympic Games date backto 776 B.C。 The ancient Olympic Games were held every four yeare as they are no "The Games were originally a onerday event but in 684 BLC. they were tended to three days。 In the 5th century BC。 the Games were extended again and became a 5verday event。 The Games included running boxing the long jump, the shot ut。 the javelin throw and other events。 "The sncient Olympics continued for nearly 12 enturies。 untilthe Roman Empire conguered Greece It took another 1.500 years before the Olympic Games rose again。 A man named Pierre de Coubertin a baron of France, dedicated himaelfto the promotion ofeducational reform for his country First。 he isited and obaerved some public achools in England. He was fascinared by the phyeaical edveation there and he came to behieve thatthe power fsporte could create a peaceful socicty: He began to think no only ofthe people in his rm cuntry but also ofall the people in the world. In 1894, the young baron proposed the idea ofreviwing the Olympics at a meeting of the Union of Sporte Athletics in Paris。 He wanted to make the Games an international athletic eompetition to be The Internaticnal Olympic Committee。 oe rlein the modern Olympic Game

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