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Were the women allowed to compete in the ancient Olympics?
No, women were not allowed to enter the olympics.
Why weren't girls allowed to compete in the Olympics?
Because they were girls and it was Ancient Greece
Who was not allowed to participate in Olympics?
In The Ancient Olympics only men were. In the Modern Olympics Women were only aloowed to compete from 1930 onwards
When were wemon allowed to compete in the Olympics?
no women were not aloud to compete in the Olympics.
What did women in the ancient Olympics wear?
Women were not only not allowed to compete but also were not allowed to watch the games as the competotors were nude.
Where girls alowd to compete in the ancient Olympics?
|No, females were not allowed to compete in the Ancient Olympics, because men thought that women weren't strong enough, and the Olympics were for "middle and upper class" men. Wives were low class, simply b/c they were not men. :(
What is different between modern Olympics and ancient Olympics?
Modern Olympics allow females to compete, they are not nude, and every country is allowed to compete. There is most likely more info, but this is all I know :) Glad to help!
Who competed in the Ancient Olympics and what did the athletes wear while competing?
Only men were allowed to compete in the Ancient Olympics and they didn't wear anything while competing, they went naked.
How old were boys when they were allowed to compete in the ancient Olympics?
The minimum age for participation in the games is estimated at 12 years.
Who was allowed to compete in the Olympics?
Only people who were entered was allowed to compete in the olympic games.
What are the same about the ancient and modern Olympics?
Women are now allowed to compete and there is a Marathon and there is winter Olympics and many more sports and no going naked. Ancient Olympic and Modern Olympic has a lots of events.
Were women always allowed to compete in the olympics?
No
