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Why are athletes so important to ancient Greece?
Without them the ancient Greeks would not have been able to start the Olympics.
Where do ancient Greeks play Olympics?
The ancient Greeks held the Olympics in Athens, Greece. Nowadays, I don't know.
Who began the Olympics?
The ancient Greeks.
Who watched the ancient Olympics?
Greeks
Who respected the ancient Olympics?
The Greeks.
Who watched the ancient Greece Olympics?
Greeks
Where the ancient Olympics took place?
Greeks
What ancient people started the Olympics?
The Greeks
What game invented by the ancient Greeks?
the olympics.
What do the ancient Egypt have to do with Olympics?
To be frank, they had nothing to do with the Olympics, which were created by the Greeks.
When did track start?
When the Greeks started it along with the Olympics.
What day did the Greeks not play Olympics?
The third day in the olympics was when the ancient Greeks didn't play any contests
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