- 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
Write brief biographies of the following three people: Phillip II, Alexander the Great, and Darius III Phillip II - King of Spain, Portual. King Phillip II or also known as Phillip the prudent. He began his reign of Spain in the Golden age. For a short amount of time he became King of E ngland from his marriage with Mary Tudor. He was also known for defending Catholicism from the Ottoman Empire and the forces of Protestent reformation. Alexander the Great- The son of King Phillip II of Macedon, Alexander became king when his father died. Once he took over power he went on to rule and conquer most of the world in that time. Although he was King for less than 13 years he managed to change history and become one of if not the best military General in history Darius III- Named Artashata and called Codomannus by the greeks, He was the last King of the Achaemenid Empire of Persia. Was eventually conquered by Alexander the Great in their encounters. Once Alexander took control of t
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