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place, date, and which country won the most gold medals
The first olympic summer games were held in Athens, Greece in April 6th, 1896 and U.S.A. won the most gold medals. -
First summer Olympics
The first summer olympics began in 1896. -
When U.S. hosted the Olympics and where
The U.S.A. hosted the olympics in July 1st, 1904 in St. Louis, Missouri. -
When the games were cancelled
The olympic summer games were cancelled in 1916 due to World War one. -
when the games were cancelled again
The olympic summer games were the cancelled again in 1940 and 1944 due to World War two. -
1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain
Michael Marsh got gold in the 200 meter dash. -
1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia
Derrick Adkins got gold in the 400 meter hurdles with a time of 47.54 seconds. -
2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia
There were 333 male and 253 female athletes. -
2004 Olympics in Athens. Greece
There were 10625 athletes that participated. -
2008 Olympics in Beijing, China
This was the last time baseball and softball was played in the Olympics and they scraped it off of the 2012 London Olympics. -
2012 Olympics in London
Katie Ledecky was the youngest athlete in the olympics, she was a 15 year old swimmer. -
2016 Rio Olympics
Michael Phelps retired with 22 gold medals.