The 1996 Olympics were held in Atlanta, Georgia. It was marred by a bombing in Centennial Olympic Park that resulted in the deaths of two people and injuries to over 100 others. Despite this tragedy, the games continued and saw many notable moments, including Muhammad Ali lighting the Olympic flame during the opening ceremony, Michael Johnson winning gold and setting a world record in the 200m dash, and the US women's soccer team winning gold in the sport's Olympic debut. Overall, the 1996 Olympics were a mix of celebration and tragedy.
