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Q: What countries competed in the ancient greek Olympics?
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Which countries competed in the Olympics?

Ancient Olympics were only open to different greek regions.


Which countries competed in Greek Olympics?

Greece


How many countries competed in the greek Olympics?

In the original Greek Olympics only men from the city states that made up Greece were aloud to compete in the Olympics!


Which countries competed in ancient greek?

Greece


Which countries Competed in ancient Greek Olympic?

Greece


Which coutries competed in ancient Olympics?

Individuals who were citizens of any of the over 2,000 Greek city-states were eligible.


What countries competed on Ancient Greek Olympic?

Citizens from all the over 2,000 Greek city-states were eligible..


What did the the Ancient Greek athletes wear in the Olympics?

clothingI TOLD YOU :lNakedness.


What countries competed in the Olympics in ancient Greece?

It is unsure of exactly all the city states who participated, but here are a few:Rhodes, Croton, Sparta, Elis, Krannon (also known as Thessaly), Smyrna, Sybaris,Syrecuse, Heraia (also known as Arkadia), and Thebes.


What countries were invloved in the first Olympics?

The first Olympics were held in Greece but only slaves from different regions of Africa and the middle east competed as a source of entertainment for the Greek high class.


Where all contestants in the first Olympics greek?

if you are talking about the first ancient Olympics then the answer is yes, if you are taling about the first modern Olympics then the answer is no, athletes from 14 nations competed, including, USA, Great Britain, France, Germany and Australia


What did you win if you won the greek Olympics?

In the earliest Olympics, the Greek athletes competed for prizes such as tax breaks, huge monetary prizes, and crowns of olive branches. Most of the rewards received in the past are the ancient equivalent of today's medals and bouquet of flowers.