- Agora - A public place for assemblies and markets in ancient Greece
- Polis- a city state in ancient Greece used for philosopher purposes
- The importance of the year 508 BC to the ancient Greeks- Democracy was introduced in Athens by Cleisthenes
- Socrates- Greek philosopher who laid down fundamentals of modern Western philosophy
- The death of Socrates- poison, found guilty of refusing to recognize the gods recognized by the state and corruption of the youth
- The Socratic method- a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue
- Idiot in ancient Greece-Those who did not contribute to politics and the community
Mercator VS. Peters Maps
The difference between Mercator and Peters maps. At first glance they both seem very different in the way they look. The Mercator map looks like the one you've been shown all your life, in school to learn where the continents are. The Peters looks very different from the maps we know. Neither of them are wrong, it's just the perspective. Peters map is accurate in terms to size of continents, Mercator map is accurate in the way of shape and direction of continents. The Mercator map has the shape of the world and direction of the continents correct but if you want a more real portraition of the continents and the actual size of the land. sources-- https://www.quora.com/Is-the-Gall-Peters-projection-map-accurate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gall%E2%80%93Peters_projection
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