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That would be Paris and the 1900 Summer Olympics. Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain was the first woman to win a gold medal at the Olympic Games when she won the Ladies Singles competition in tennis.
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When were the women first allowed to compete in the Olympics?
2000
When women were first allowed to compete in the Olympics in the 5000meter?
1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
What countries allowed women to compete on the Olympics for the first time?
At London 2012, 3 countries allowed women to compete at the Olympics for the first time. These were Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei.
When were women first allowed to compete in the Olympics?
The 1900 games in Paris.
Women were first allowed to compete in the Olympics in what year?
1900 1900
When was the first woman allowed to compete in the Olympics?
Charlet Cooper (england)
In which Olympics were women first allowed to compete at pole vault?
1984
What year were women first allowed to compete?
1900 Olympics in Paris.
First sport in which women were invited to compete at the Olympics?
Women were first allowed to compete in the Olympic Games in Paris in 1900. Women were allowed to compete in tennis, as well as golf.
Were women allowed to compete at the olympic games at 1896?
the women first were aloud to compete in the Olympics in 1896
When were professional athletes allowed to be in Olympics?
The IOC voted to allow professionals to compete in the Olympics in 1986. The 1988 Games were the first to have professionals compete.
In what year were NBA players first allowed to compete in the Olympics?
1992 Dream team
