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Dorians, City States, Athens, Sparta, Government, The Philosopher Flashcards

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Dorians loved to

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conquer land (demolishing dorians)

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Greeks called themselves

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Hellenes

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Dorian sons later invade

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Peloponnese after being kicked out when young

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Dorians are like the new

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Mycenaens

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Dorians have NO

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written lanquage

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Dorians have little

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culture compared to other civilizations

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no writing leads to

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dark ages where info lost

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Dorians loved big, detailed

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monuments

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Ionic had better, detailed pillars opposed

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to Dorians due to more money

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10
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Dorians lived in the

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Iron Age

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They developed swords to

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slash with since iron is more durable

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Paulis is

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independant, political units

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city states are

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countries the size of cities

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Thebes loyalty has

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no value; they always swapped sides

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Corinth is

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rich, traders

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16
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Corinth had

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Two sea ports while others were lucky to have one

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17
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Corinth built the

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Dioklas for trade

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The Dioklas

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sent boats across land from the ports

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Corinth had the most detailed

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Pillars since they were rich

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An Agora is

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the center of a town where people met and traded

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21
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Argos developed

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fighting styles

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Argos is the oldest

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city in Greece and Europe

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Argos is home of

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Perseus

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24
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The collous of Rhodes was a

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giant bronze statue

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Delphi city state was liked by

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many greeks w/ high respect

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Sparta’s military was

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an ARMY

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Lycurgus is a

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highly respected spartan elder

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28
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The Messenians were conquered by

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Sparta

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29
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In Sparta you’re either a

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citizen or slave/hellot

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30
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1 Spartan equals

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5 slaves

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31
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The slave revolt led to

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militaristic reforms

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32
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Sparta had strong

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moral beliefs

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33
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Citizens of Spart had unwavering loyalty to

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the greater good of Sparta

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34
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Citizens of Sparta were equal so

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money wasn’t needed

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35
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Slaves/Helots were _______ for everybody

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Farming

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36
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Sparta had a _____ economy

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agraria

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37
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Ephors were like modern

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presidents yet, there were 5 of them nad were elected yearly

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38
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2 kings acted as

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military generals

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39
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2 Ephors went with a king to war to

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evaluate the king’s performance

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40
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If a newborn wasn’t healthy it was

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killed

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41
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At 7 children are brought to the

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agoge

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An Agoge was a

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military training-college

43
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At the Agoge there were rountine

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and random beatings to encourage toughness

44
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Spartan women are equal to

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men as well as educated

45
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Everything was geared to building

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elite soldiers

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NOTHING was more important then

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Sparta as a whole

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Monarchy is a

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power held within one person (absoloute power)

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Oligarchy is

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power held within a few people (intrest in the rich)

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Tyranny is

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power held by one person tooken by force

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Democracy is the

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rule of the people

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Athens had a army where

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regular citizens served when necessary

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Athens had a BIG

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navy with trade

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Athens wasn’t powerful enough to

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fight Sparta and win

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Athenian monarchy was ruled

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by kings

55
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Nobles got powerful and

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started to complain about the king

56
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Nobles gather on the

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Areopagus

57
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Nobles discussing about the king leads to

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Oligarchy (power held within a few people (intrest in the rich))

58
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Areopagus means

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Ares rock

59
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Athenian Oligarchy was made up of

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9 archon or rulers who were only nobles

60
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Nobles voting for Archon leads to

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divide between classes

61
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Social upheaval destroys Athens; through tyranny someone is made a king which

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isn’y good for Athens

62
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Draco enforced law and

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made written laws all over town

63
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later on Solon invokes

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MASSIVE reforms + new laws

64
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Solon reduced dominance

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of aristocracy (nobles)

65
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Solon made council of reps. of

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400, 100 from each tribe (4 tribes)

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Solon laid the foundation for

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democracy in Athens

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Solon cleared ALL

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DEBTS

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Peistratus freed

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all citizens who were forced to sell themselves into slavery

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Peistratus forgave

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all loans

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Peistratus confronted

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aristocracy and greatly reduced power of nobles

71
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Peistratus confiscated evryone’s

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land and reditributed it to all

72
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Every free “Athenian” gained

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citizenship

73
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Peistratus died and his son ____ took over

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Hippias

74
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Hippias removed

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freedom of speech (people said true, bad things about him)

75
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Athens asked ____ for help removing Hippias

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Sparta

76
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Cleisthenes divided

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tribes + expanded council

77
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all athenian men could now

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own land

78
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council had

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power to rule

79
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council selections happened through

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random draws

80
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Assembly including

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all male citizens could veto descions

81
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Introduced

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Ostracism

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Ostracism

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citizens could vote to exile someone for ten years

83
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When someone was exiled

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they could come back; their things remained untouched

84
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Pericles promoted

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particpation and payed for jury ect.

85
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Pericles speeches celebrated

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democrative Athens at it’s peak

86
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Pericles built permanence in

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Democracy

87
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Greece is at it’s

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pinical

88
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Democarcy
Sometimes
Picks
Competent
People

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Draco
Solon
Peistratus
Cleatus
Pericles

89
Q

S
P
A

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Socrates
Plato >the greek philosphers
Aristotle

90
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Socrates wasn’t the first philospher but the

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first big name

91
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Socrates method is

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asking questions continualy; first SCI method

92
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Socrates was wrongly

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found guilty of corupting Athens (I’m a fly while your asleep)

93
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Plato was _____ student

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Socrates

94
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Plato was known for

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politics

95
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Plato wrote the famous book called the

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Republic

96
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The Republic dissed

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Democracy

97
Q

Plato wrote down everything called

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dialogues

98
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Aristotle was _____ student

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Plato’s

99
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Aristotle was generally

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exellent in everything

100
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Plato configured experiments to prove his ideas right while

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Aristotle ran experiments to learn things genuine answer

101
Q

Aristotle was able to open

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a school called the Lyceum or Peripatetic school

102
Q

Comedies are

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funny

103
Q

while tradgedies play are

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drama

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