This is an Ancient vs Modern Olympic Games Mind Map. A significant international multi-sport event that typically takes place once every four years are the Summer Olympic Games, also known as the Games of the Olympiad. The first Olympics were held in Athens, Greece, in 1896, and most recently the 2020 Summer Olympics were held in Tokyo, Japan, in 2021. In EdrawMind community, you can get more templates of mind maps or other topics in study, work and life.
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Ancient vs Modern Olympics
Modern Olympics
Held Every 4 Years
Winter Olympics occur 2 years after Summer Olympics
Today's Events
Summer Olympic Sports
Basketball
Archery
Gymnastics
Swimming
Boxing / Martial Arts
Watersports
Kayaking
Canoing
Surfing
Bike Sports
BMX
Road Cycling
... AND MANY MORE! (45 Total Sports)
Winter Olympic Sports
Alpine Skiing
Bobsleigh
Curling
Figure Skating
Luge
Snowboard
Speed Skating
... AND MORE! (16 Total Sports)
Torch Relay
First used at 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics
Torches built to resist wind and rain
Carried all the way from Olympia, Greece to its destination
Longest relay was for the Beijing Games in 2008
Medalists
First Place Medalists
Gold Medals
Second Place Medalists
Silver Medals
Third Place Medalists
Bronze Medals
Any Nation Allowed to Participate
Athletes are usually Amateur, although some professionals are allowed
Over 200 nations participate actively in the modern Olympics
Ancient Olympics
Religious - To honor the Gods, specifically Zeus
Music Accompainement - Stimulates motivation
Aulos (Double Pipe)
One Crown Winner No second or third place
Crowned with kotinos wreath - the olive wreath
Earns much honor for him and his family
An important aspect of Greek life
Greek men represent their family - honor secures their family
Fame and Glory spread throughout Greece
Statues erected to commemorate victory
Men only
Married women could not watch or participate
Unmarried women could watch
Must be free and of Greek descent
Social status does not matter
Unique events not present today
Chariot Racing
Four horses used to pull the chariots
Most popular of all the equestrian events
Pankration
Brutal combination of boxing and wrestling
No biting or gouging, but otherwise anything goes
Held in Olympia exclusively
Shared Events
Foot Races
Discus throwing
Javelin Throwing
Wrestling
Long-jump
Pentathlon
Boxing
Ancient vs Modern Olympic Games Mind Map
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Ancient vs Modern Olympics
Modern Olympics
Ancient Olympics
Religious - To honor the Gods, specifically Zeus
Shared Events
Foot Races
Discus throwing
Javelin Throwing
Wrestling
Long-jump
Pentathlon
Boxing
Music Accompainement - Stimulates motivation
Aulos (Double Pipe)
One Crown Winner No second or third place
Crowned with kotinos wreath - the olive wreath
Earns much honor for him and his family
Men only
Fame and Glory spread throughout Greece
Statues erected to commemorate victory
Unique events not present today
Chariot Racing
Pankration
Four horses used to pull the chariots
Most popular of all the equestrian events
Brutal combination of boxing and wrestling
No biting or gouging, but otherwise anything goes
Married women could not watch or participate
Unmarried women could watch
Must be free and of Greek descent
Social status does not matter
Held in Olympia exclusively
An important aspect of Greek life
Greek men represent their family - honor secures their family
Held Every 4 Years
Today's Events
Torch Relay
Medalists
Winter Olympics occur 2 years after Summer Olympics
Summer Olympic Sports
Basketball
Archery
Gymnastics
Swimming
Boxing / Martial Arts
Watersports
Kayaking
Canoing
Bike Sports
BMX
Road Cycling
Surfing
Winter Olympic Sports
... AND MANY MORE! (45 Total Sports)
Alpine Skiing
Bobsleigh
Curling
Figure Skating
Luge
Snowboard
Speed Skating
... AND MORE! (16 Total Sports)
First Place Medalists
Gold Medals
Second Place Medalists
Silver Medals
Third Place Medalists
Bronze Medals
First used at 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics
Torches built to resist wind and rain
Carried all the way from Olympia, Greece to its destination
Longest relay was for the Beijing Games in 2008
Any Nation Allowed to Participate
Athletes are usually Amateur, although some professionals are allowed
Over 200 nations participate actively in the modern Olympics
Ancient vs Modern Olympics
Modern Olympics
Held Every 4 Years
Winter Olympics occur 2 years after Summer Olympics
Today's Events
Summer Olympic Sports
Basketball
Archery
Gymnastics
Swimming
Boxing / Martial Arts
Watersports
Kayaking
Canoing
Surfing
Bike Sports
BMX
Road Cycling
... AND MANY MORE! (45 Total Sports)
Winter Olympic Sports
Alpine Skiing
Bobsleigh
Curling
Figure Skating
Luge
Snowboard
Speed Skating
... AND MORE! (16 Total Sports)
Torch Relay
First used at 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics
Torches built to resist wind and rain
Carried all the way from Olympia, Greece to its destination
Longest relay was for the Beijing Games in 2008
Medalists
First Place Medalists
Gold Medals
Second Place Medalists
Silver Medals
Third Place Medalists
Bronze Medals
Any Nation Allowed to Participate
Athletes are usually Amateur, although some professionals are allowed
Over 200 nations participate actively in the modern Olympics
Ancient Olympics
Religious - To honor the Gods, specifically Zeus
Music Accompainement - Stimulates motivation
Aulos (Double Pipe)
One Crown Winner No second or third place
Crowned with kotinos wreath - the olive wreath
Earns much honor for him and his family
An important aspect of Greek life
Greek men represent their family - honor secures their family
Fame and Glory spread throughout Greece
Statues erected to commemorate victory
Men only
Married women could not watch or participate
Unmarried women could watch
Must be free and of Greek descent
Social status does not matter
Unique events not present today
Chariot Racing
Four horses used to pull the chariots
Most popular of all the equestrian events
Pankration
Brutal combination of boxing and wrestling
No biting or gouging, but otherwise anything goes
Held in Olympia exclusively
Shared Events
Foot Races
Discus throwing
Javelin Throwing
Wrestling
Long-jump
Pentathlon
Boxing
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