Chapter 5 Flashcards

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How does the Socratic Method work?

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Asking pointed questions to force students to use their reason and see things for themselves

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Where does the word philosophy come from?

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Greek word for “love of wisdom”

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Before Herodotus, how did Greeks explain the past?

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Through legends and myths.

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How are Aristotle’s teachings related to the scientific method used by scientist today?

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Both use senses to observations

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Describe Aristotle’s contributions to government.

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He examined different forms of government and concluded mixed is best.

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What is different about the works of Herodotus and Thucydides?

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H- included gods and goddesses to describe some events.

Th- examined history as the activities of humans, not gods.

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Why are Greek historians so important?

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They wrote the first real histories in Western civilization.

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Why did Phillip II invade Greece?

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He wanted to unite all of Greece under Macedonia in order to defeat Persia.

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How did Philip II of Macedonia feel about the Greeks?

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He admired everything about the Greeks, including their art, ideas, and military.

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What ended Alexander’s conquest of India?

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His troops grew tired of fighting and refused to go farther.

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How many continents did Alexander’s empire reach?

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Three: Europe, Africa, and Asia

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How did the Hellenistic kingdoms spread Greek culture?

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They introduced Greek architecture, sculpture, and literature to the new cities in Asia and Egypt.

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How were illnesses and injuries treated before Hippocrates?

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In temples priests treated patients with herbs, prayed, and made sacrifices to the gods as part of the healing process.

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Who was the most famous scientist of the Hellenistic Era? What did he contribute?

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Archimedes; Solid geometry, value of pi, invention of catapults.

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In what fields did Hellenistic scientists make advances?

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Mathematics and astronomy

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Why did the city of Alexandria attract scholars?

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Had a large library and museum

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Describe the form of philosophy developed by Zeno.

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Stoicism: happiness comes from following reason and emotion; duty is important.

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How would knowledge of geometry be helpful to the Greeks?

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It helped them to construct buildings and bridges, determine distances, and design machines.

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What did the Epicureans believe about happiness?

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It was the goal of life.