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The original Commonwealth Games, first held in 1930, aimed to promote friendly competition and athletic excellence among the nations of the British Empire. They were designed to foster goodwill and unity through sports, celebrating shared values and cultural ties. The event has since evolved to include a broader range of nations and sports, but the core purpose of promoting friendship and understanding among diverse countries remains central to the Games.
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Can the original 13 American states compete in the Commonwealth Games?
No, because they are part of the United States and only members of the Commonwealth of Nations can and the US is not.
How many Commonwealth Games were conducted?
The 2010 Commonwealth games are the 19th commonwealth games.
What is the Commonwealth Games Federation?
The Commonwealth Games Federation is the organisation that runs the Commonwealth Games.
Who decides where the commonwealth games are held?
The Commonwealth Games Federation decides the host of the Commonwealth Games.
When will the Commonwealth Games be held?
The next Commonwealth Games to be held are the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
What edition of the commonwealth games are 'the 2010 commonwealth games'?
Commonwealth Games in 2010 are 19th cwg.
Why is US not in commonwealth games?
The US is not in the Commonwealth Games because they are not in the Commonwealth of Nations.
Where the commonwealth games held in 1980?
No, the nearest Commonwealth Games to 1980 were the 1982 Brisbane Commonwealth Games.
Which edition of the commonwealth games is presently taking place?
The 2010 Commonwealth games are the 19th commonwealth games.
Which edition of the commonwealth games ispresently taking place?
The 2010 Commonwealth games are the 19th commonwealth games.
How many commonwealth games are there this year?
The commonwealth games have 18 games
What is the name of the organization that oversees the commonwealth games?
The organization that oversees the Commonwealth Games is the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF).
