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What things are the same about the ancient and modern Olympics?
They are both held every four years. They both competed in individual events to test their abilities.
What did both Modern and Ancient Olympics do?
Award medals!
Where was the first olympic?
Both the first ancient Olympics and the first modern Olympics were held in Greece.
What are two similarities between modern U.S and ancient Greece?
We both have the Olympics (Ancient Greeks made it)We both have democracy (Ancient Greeks made this as well)
How often were the ancient Olympics held how often are the modern Olympics held?
both are/were held every 4 years, or as the ancient Greeks called it, every olympiad
What do the modern and ancient Olympics have in common?
Beyond the concept of athletic excellence being admirable, not a great deal.
Where was the first Olympics first held?
Both the first ancient Olympics and the first modern Olympics were held in Greece.
What is the link between the first ancient Olympics and the first modern Olympics?
well they both are about the same thing you compete and earn something if your the best.
When did the Olympics first come to Europe?
The first Olympics were in Europe. The events started in 8th century BCE, Olympia, Greece and last up until the 4th century CE. The modern Olympics were created in 1896, in which the first games were held in Athens, Greece. So the first ancient Olympic games as well as the first modern Olympic games were both held in Europe.
How many years ago did the olympic games begin?
Well, the ancient olympics began in 776(b.c)and the modern olympics began in 1896. Both started in greece.
Did the modern Olympics have both summer and winter Olympics?
Yes
What are five top similarities between ancient and modern Olympics?
Similarities 1. Held every four years 2. There are many of the same events 3. They compete Differences 1. Only men could compete in ancient Olympics 2. Ancient Olympics were held to honor the ancient Greek god, Zeus 3. They didn't have ice skating, bobsledding, or the luge in ancient Olympics 4. In the ancient Olympics the men had to compete nude
