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Were women allowed to compete in the olympic games?
In the ancient Olympic games women were not allowed to compete, but now they are.
Two olympic sports where men and women compete against each other?
Men and women do compete against one another in Olympic equestrian and sailing events.
Were women not allowed to compete in the olympic games?
Women weren't allowed to compete in the olympic games because Olympia was dedicated to Zeus. Women weren't citizens and only citizens could attend.
Could women compete in the ancient olympic games?
women could not compete in the ancient olympic games because of the fact that everyone thought that the men and boys had more superiority and rights.
What sports are for women only?
In general men and women can both compete in various Olympic sports. However, tennis, golf, and croquet are for women only.
Were women allowed to compete in the olympic games?
In the ancient Olympic games women were not allowed to compete, but now they are.
Were women women allowed at the ancient olympic games?
Women were not allowed to compete in ancient Olympic games.
In what year were women first to compete?
Women were able to compete in the 1900 Olympic Games.
How many Olympic sports do man and women compete together?
12 sports are sared by men and women
Did women compete in the modern Olympic games?
YES
How old do women have to be to compete in the Olympic games?
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Were the women allowed to compete in Ancient Olympic Games?
No No
Did women compete in this first modern olympic games?
No they did not.
Did woman compete in the first modern olympic games?
Women were not allow to compete at the first Olympic in 1896.
When were women allowed to compete in the Olympic Games?
in 1900 at the Paris games
Were women allowed to compete at the olympic games at 1896?
the women first were aloud to compete in the Olympics in 1896
Two olympic sports where men and women compete against each other?
Men and women do compete against one another in Olympic equestrian and sailing events.
