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How can a Chinese diver be 15 years old to be in Olympics?
because the rules for each sport are different and it allows 15 year olds. There was also a 15 year old American who made it to the semi-finals.
Do you have to be a certain religion the compete in the olympics?
No, not in the modern Olympics - in the Anciemnt Olypics, you had to be a Greel male (and thus believe in the Greek Gods of old).
How is modern porcelain different from old porcelain?
By making different versions
What was the name of the man who started the olympics for the second time?
German Archaeologists discovered the old stadium which gave Pierre De Coubertin an idea for the Modern Olympics or as we know them today
What were the old rules for soccer?
the difference between ancient and modern rules for soccer/football are as follows: the new rules are stricter there is no physical violence allowed now there are regulations that must be followed
What sports were held in the old Olympics and not in the modern Olympics?
Panktation and Chariot Racing. Note that pankration is bloody full-contact fighting, similar to today's mixed martial arts.
What are the names of the different events that will take place in 2010 Olympics?
velodrome Eton Manor old Trafford
When did the olympic games first begen?
The 1st modern olympic games was in 1896 Old Olympics can date back to around 776 B.C
Can a 15 year old girl legally date an 18 year old boy in Canada?
yes you can it is legal because there are different rules for different countries
How did the ancient olympic games stop?
The ancient Olympics stopped because there are now more people that are modern than ancient and people will get fed up having to watch old sports and the Olympics will lose their career
How old do members of the senate have to be?
Members of the U.S. Senate must be 21 years old. Other countries have different rules.
How old can you start driving lessons if you were born 1994?
Different places have different rules. Check with your local licensing authority.
