Comparing the Olympic Games of the Past to the Present: A Website Review

Two websites, the Pennsylvania Art Museum and PBS, show a variety of views on how to provide information on the Greek Olympic Games and the Roman Empire. As Bentley and Ziegler, traditional encounter partner text, their behavior also differs. However, both sites are very interesting. Below is a detailed description of the contents, help, reliability, graphics, and design of each website. The Pennsylvania Olympic website of the Pennsylvania Museum of Art will provide an orderly website that appeals to the audience.

In the article "Organizing Greek Games", the aim of the author William J. Baker is to educate the Olympic Games against today's Olympics as it was in the Olympic Games of Ancient Greece. In this article, William Baker also told us the relationship between the ancient Olympics and the Greek religion, the views of some Greek philosophers on the Olympic Games, and the role of sports in ancient Greek society. William Baker's article, "Organized"

The current Olympic Games have been held since 1896 (Athens) and the summer of 1924 (Chamonix). The modern Olympic Games refers to the tradition of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece. For most athletes, the Olympic Games are considered to be the most important sports, and the Olympic gold medal is considered the most valuable trophy. The exceptions to this rule are tennis players, cyclists and football players, but the United Nations of these movements are trying to improve the image of the Olympic Games. The contemporary Olympic Games were celebrated in London and announced by Queen II Queen Elizabeth. Competition includes not only gold medals but also fame and wealth. The Olympic Games is a huge organization and media attracting the attention of millions of people all over the world. The history of the Olympic Games and the International Olympic Movement is as interesting as competitors athletes. The Olympic Games began with ancient Greece

India has won a total of 26 Olympic medals. India won the first gold medal at men's hockey at the 1928 Olympic Games. Abinav Bindra became the first Indian to win personal medals at the Olympic Games and also won the first gold medal in India since 1980 when the men's hockey team won the gold medal. Despite the population over 1 billion people, India has acquired very few Olympic medals, and approximately half of them are under 25 years of age. There are many explanations about lack of poverty, malnutrition, ignored infrastructure, lack of patronage, and theft. Gold and fixtures, political corruption, institutional turmoil, social immobility, cricket advantages and other cultural factors