History · The Olympic Games
On what grounds did the Roman Empire abolish and ban the ancient Olympic Games?
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- 1Following a devastating plague outbreak across the Mediterranean region
- 2Because of widespread violence and cheating among participating states
- 3As part of a campaign to suppress pagan festivals and promote Christianity✓
- 4Due to high financial costs and political corruption
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As part of a campaign to suppress pagan festivals and promote Christianity
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