There were just five individual track and field events for women at the 1932 Olympics in Los Angeles. Mildred "Babe" Didrikson qualified to compete in all of them, but Olympic rules limited female athletes to three. So, she skipped the 100 meters and the discus. Then she took gold in the 80-meter hurdles and the javelin, setting new world records in both. In the high jump, she tied with her teammate Jean Shiley but took silver after a tie-breaking "jump off."

Anti-doping rules were in effect for the first time at which Olympic games?

A) Berlin 1936

B) Helsinki 1952

C) Mexico City 1968

D) Moscow 1980

Previous answer: Xerxes I built the Gate of All Nations in Persepolis, capital of ancient Persia.

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