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Men were nude in the Olympics to show their strength and so that they could be as physically capable as possible without anything hindering there performance.
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Who could compete in the Ancient Greece Olympics?
men were the only ones alowed to compete
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. :(
Who were able to complete in the ancient Olympics?
Only men were able to compete in the Ancient Olympics. Women were forbid to enter the Ancient Olympics, or, Olympia, as it was called back then.
Are there Olympics that men compete but women do not?
The first few and the ancient Olympic games.
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
In ancient Greece what did women do in the Olympics games could they compete?
dressed as men and sneaked in.
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.
who did athletes compete for in the ancient Olympics?
Themselves.
What did the ancient athletes compete for at the ancient Olympics?
Food and love mainly.
Were the women allowed to compete in the ancient Olympics?
No, women were not allowed to enter the olympics.
Who was famous that participated in the ancient Olympics?
people came from all over ancient Greece after they were approved to be in the Olympics because they had to be good enough. so pretty much anyone who was good enough to participate in the Olympics and was a citizen of a Greek city could participate in the Olympics.
Was there an age restriction for the ancient Greek Olympics?
You had to be 7 years of age or older to compete in the Ancient Greek Olympics.
