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The Winter Olympics are back for two-weeks of intense games, heated competition and exciting moments. Throughout it all, you're going to see a lot of the Olympic rings, as the five interlaced rings ... Olympic rings represent the continents. Why are there 5 instead of 7?
olympic ring colors, WASHINGTON — The five colorful rings that make up the Olympic logo are one of the most recognizable symbols in the world. With the Winter Olympics fast approaching, these Olympic rings will be seen ... AOL: The history of Olympic rings, explained: What to know for Tokyo Between the torch, fanfare and games themselves, the Olympics are filled with timeless traditions. Yet, there is no greater symbol for the event than the Olympic rings. Featured on flags, fields of ...
olympic ring colors, AZ Central: Olympic rings represent the continents. Why are there 5 instead of 7? The each of the five Olympic rings represent a different continent. Thought the U.S. teaches there are seven continents, the Olympics use the five-continent model. Each ring's color is associated with ...
The rings were introduced in 1913, according to the International Olympic Committee, and made their debut seven years later at the 1920 Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium. Designed with a white background, ...
