What sport gave U.S. the most gold medals?
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3 Snowboarding\n3 Speedskating\n2 Skiing
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Everyone is going to have a different answer, and most are going to think their countries team is the best. Cause, I think the USA team is the best!
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April 20: The Boston Red Sox open in the new Fenway Park with a 7-6, 11-inning win over the New York Highlanders before 27,000. Minutes later, the Detroit Tigers opens remodeled Navin Park (later renamed Tiger Stadium), and beats the Cleveland Indians   6-5 in 11 innings before 24,384.\n\n1912 Summer Olympics takes place in Stockholm, Sweden \nFirst usage of electronic timing and public address systems. \nSweden wins the most medals (65), and United States wins the most gold medals (25)
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Shahz you have no idea what you're talking about. Soccer is currently the global sport. Basketball and Rugby(yes Rugby) aren't far behind. As for the top American sport: Football.
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1980 Winter Games in Lake Placid N.Y.....and we all know why of course...U.S. Hockey Team victory over the Russians and going on to win the Gold Medal had to be one of the top 5 most memorable Olympic events of all time.
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The swimmer with the MOST Olympic medals is Jenny Thompson of the USA with 12.\n\nIn an incredible Olympic career beginning in 1992, Jenny has won eight golds, three silvers and a bronze. Until the recent Games in Athens, the record stood at eight medals, an achievement shared by Dawn Fraser (Australia), Kornelia Ender (GDR), and Shirley Babashoff (USA).\n\nOn the men's side, both Mark Spitz & (USA) Matt Biondi (USA) each won 11 medals in Olympic competition.
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As of 2303 GMT on Day 6 (Feb 16th 2006), Team USA have 6 gold medals out of the 34 awarded.
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Dominican Republic\n\nBaseball is most popular in the Americas and East Asia (although in South America only in the extreme northern portion). In Japan, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Panama, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Canada, South Korea, and Taiwan, it is one of the most popular sports. The United States is the birthplace of baseball, and there it has long been regarded as more than just a "major sport" - it has been considered, for decades, the national pastime and Major League Baseball has been given a unique monopoly status by the United States Congress. Although four most popular sports in North America are ball games — baseball, basketball, soccer and football.
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bitc.h above m e\n! SOCCER IS THE BEST !\nOnly dumb people cannot find it interesting\nit's something amazing that hamburger-like americans would never understand, ........it's european thing, leave it for us, \nEUROPEANS DO IT BETTER
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U.S.A has won 8 gold medals so far(this is as of Friday, February 24 at around 5:00 pm)
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I believe that whoever wins the Gold in the Ladies Figures Skating will attract alot of attention, and if past experience with the event holds true, it will probably be the single most watched event on tv.  \n\nGo team USA!
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Having sex at the Olympics. And winning gold.
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Football(America's Greatest Sport), Lacrosse(The fastest growing and first American sport), and powerlifting because it makes you better at the other two.
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I gotta go with Football(not soccer, american football) and the fastest growing sport in america, Lacrosse. I play and watch them both.
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according to the article that i found: football, cheerleading, ice hockey, baseball, and soccer are the top five.  the article is a very interesing read, hope it helps.
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depends, each games has had diffrent quality golds, i believe one summer games in the 80's had 24k gold medals, but they were very small.
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Jesse Owens is the obvious answer to many, but Eulace Peacock and Ralph Metcalfe were two just to name a few.\n\nIn 1936 a large number of black athetes were Olympic contenders, and in the end, 18 African Americans -- 16 men and \n2 women -- went to Berlin. This was three times the number who had competed in the 1932 Los Angeles games.\n \nThe African American athletes who competed in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin won 14 medals. The continuing social and economic discrimination black athletes faced after returning to the United States emphasized the irony of their victory in racist Germany.