The above text illustrates in a lively way what people in the 19th century believed about the revival of the Olympic Games. However, it does not reveal anything about the first attempts of Greeks to revive the Olympic Games, long before the birth of the Baron de Coubertin. Later, in 1896, the 1st International Olympic Games took place in Athens. Many people contributed to the realization of the Olympic Games. In the 19th century the social structure of the national states was ideal for the gradual acceptance of the Olympic Idea in a new -national- framework. The symbolism of the Olympic Games reveals to us today the process through which people learned the new notions of their era.
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D. gained new territories.
Explanation:
When the United States won the Spanish-American War, they annexed new territories. Adding these new territories helped U.S. influence grow in the world.
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Diversity or Acceptance of both Genders and Race.
Explanation:
It was seen as our greatest achievement when it showed equality to all race and genders. It allowed us to officially be known as "the land of the free" and allowed all members of society to be seen as equals.
