I don't know that history has recorded the first woman to compete in the Olympics. History has recorded that the first woman to win a gold medal was Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain who won gold in ladies singles tennis in the 1900 Olympics in Paris. The 1900 Olympics were the second Olympics of the modern era and the first that women were allowed to compete in. Women were not allowed to compete in the first modern Olympics held in Greece in 1896.
Scotland, Wales and England do not have Olympic Associations. There is however a British Olympic Association.
Nations at the Olympic Games are defined by their National Olympic Committees. When these were first set up, the British called themselves Great Britain, which included the countries of England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. When Ireland became independent, it established its own National Olympic Committee, which was recognised by the IOC, although athletes from Northern Ireland, which is politically still part of the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" still compete for Great Britain. When the Commonwealth Games were started (as the Empire Games), the different countries of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and even the Isle of Man and two of the Channel Islands) all competed, and continue to compete, separately (although only Northern Ireland, as the rest of Ireland is no longer part of the Commonwealth).
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!
Not yet.
Great Britain , yes = =
England does not compete at the Olympics. Great Britain does.
the olympics allow them to choose.
England is part of Great Britain which is part of the United Kingdom. The UK competes in the Olympics.
None! England does not compete in the Olympics. Great Britain competes in the Olympics and that includes England, Scotland, Wales and N. Ireland.
They compete when the olympic are held. They are one of hte few countries at all the Olympics.
Yes.
There were no Olympic game in 2005 and even if there were, England would not have won any. Great Britain compete in the Olympics, so any English athletes compete under the GB banner
England
Wayne Rooney did not compete in the Olympics. Although he was eligible, he was not selected for the Great Britain football team for the London 2012 Olympics. Rooney was focused on his commitments with Manchester United and the England national team during that period.
Athletes from Jamaica are scheduled to compete in bobsled, skeleton, and freestyle skiing at the 2010 Olympics. Athletes from Scotland compete with the team from Great Britain in the Olympics.
Britain came 5th