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Plato's Philosophies- Science, Mathematics

Background: He wa the son of wealthy and influential parents. Born in 427 B.C. Plato was taught by socrates. He began his career as a writer, plato founded the Academy of Athens.

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Continued notes on Ancient Greece.

Plato

-Major Contribututions

 - Philosphy

 - Science

 - Mathematics

Background:

- Was the son of a very wealthy and influential parents.

- Born 427 B.C.E

- Died 347 B.C.E.

- Plato was taught by Socrates.

- He begin his career

Our presentation.

Government:
Types
-democracy
-laid the foundation of what became the "Athens democray"
Why democracy?
-tribes based on family relationships dominated the area.
-certain rights and privlages
-failed.
-appointed Solon with a mandate to create

playdoe socrates.  philoshophy,  sceince, mathmatics, background plato was a son of very wealthy and influential parents.  born 427 b.c died 347b.c.  plato was taught by sacrates.  he began his career by writing tragities.  plato also founded the aca

Plato, Socrates, and Aerostotale

Platos Contributions:

Philosophy, science mathematcis. Plato was the son of a very wealthy and influential parents. born 427 BC died 347 BC. Plato was taught by socrates. He began his carrer as a writer of tragidies. Pl

GOVERNMENT

• democracy
• athens democracy
• why they have democracy
  • member had cerain rights
  • before they had tribes
    • this failed s they needed something else
• who was allowed to participate
  • all freed men
  • all male citizens
• branches and bodies
  • legislative branch
  • assmelby

philosophy

science-

Mathmatics-

background Plato was the son of wealth and influentail parentals

born 427nc died 347bc

taught by sacrates

began as a writer

founded the academy of athens

Socrates

accomplishments

he saved the life of alcibiades the athenial gene

Plato Socrates, Aristotle-Plato-philosophy science mathematics-very wealthy parents borne 427 bce died 347 bce taught by socrates began as a tragedy writer found the academy of athens Socrates-saved alcededs life-athenian general taught students to u

Today we are doing some more presentations on our projects.

• Plato, Socrates, and Aerostatle
• Plato contributed science, math
• Plato was the son of a very wealthy and influential parents
• Born 427 B.C died 347 B.C.
• Was taught by socrates
• began career as a writ

Philosophy

• Plato-Science, math, 
  • son of wealthy and influential parents
  • born 427 and died 347 b.c.
  • taught by Socrates
  • began career as a writer of tragedies
  • founded academy of Athens
• Socrates
  • Saved the life of Alcibiades, the popular Athenian general
  • taught st

On September 11, 2001, there was an attack on America. Two of the airplanes were crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City. The third plane was crashed into the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. The last plane was going to crash into another bu

We went over the the Canadian map. Then we talked about the youtube video that is causing controversy in the middle east. We read a blog about Stevens death and the word Jihad means : Holy War.

Religion

Greek Myths

• tale of Hercules - born half mortal
• titans - immortal beings that ruled the lands before the Romans

Monotheism or Polytheism

• they are polytheistic which means they have one god

Prayer and Gods

• Greeks prayed Zeus, king of the gods and th

Notes of the Greece Project.

We presented our Presentation of the Religion of Greece

Art and Artitecture

• Aeschylus wote famous plays "the Persians

Vase Painters

• Psiax= red figured with horses abd archers

Temples

• Ionic
• Worshiping gods

Buildings

• Temples, theatre

Phalanx- A square like formation 10 men across 10 men deep walked shoulder to shoulder

Key players- Athenian Army had 10 generals

Pericles- main general Delian league into Athenian empire

Infantry composed of hoplites citizens  in full set of armor

Caval

Project Presentation Awareness Day

Religion/Myths: Hercules - Son of Zeus and Alceme, born half mortal and had many adventures.
                                       -The Titans and the Olympians

   *Monotheism or Polytheism?
                           

Athenian Military

• Tactics
  
  • Phalanx
    
    • square formation where men standing shoulder to shoulder
    • 10 across 10 deep
    • sometimes joined to one large formation
    • carried spears, pikes, and swords
    • carried a shield called ahoplon
    • wore metal armor on chest, forearms, and sh

Athenian Religion

• Famous myth: the tale of Hercules

• son of Zeus and Alceme

• born half mortal half many adventures

• polytheistic- more than one god

• Greeks prayed to many gods with Zeus (King of gods and sky)

• Poseidon god of sea and water- called the earthshak

Art and Architecture.

Playwrights

Aeschylus- father of tragedy, 7 of his 70 p lyas are still around,

Sophcles, added a third character, 7 of his 123 are still around

Euripides- influenced Drama 18 of 92 survived

Vase painters

Psiax- major transition from b