- Socrates was ugly.
- Socrates got the Greeks to take the Gods out of being everything.
- The Greeks learned about the moon and sun.
- Thales was able to figure out the height of the Great Pyramid by using its shadow.
- They also wrote the first guide on how to use the stars for navigation.
- Socrates studied people.
- Socrates was the first Urban fanatic.
- Socrates used logic.
- "The unexamined life is not worth living."
- The Spartans invaded Greece and destroyed the farm land.
- Athens got goods from overseas and they brought plague which killed over a third of the population.
- The plague killed Pericles.
- Athens became ruled by the mob.
- The naval leaders of a one battle came home and was thrown in jail for leaving fallen men after the won battle.
- Socrates wanted people to calm down but could not sway the assembly.
- The generals were put to death.
- The conflict between Athens and Sparta lasted a long time.
- When Sicily asked for protection from a Spartan ally they did.
- Athens lost in Sicily because they lost because they had no good strategy because the leaders were undisciplined.
- Athens was crippled militarily and the Persians saw an opportunity so they payed Sparta who built a fleet.
- The Spartans blockaded the Athenians.
- In 404 BC the Athenians finally surrendered.
- The Athenian walls and fleets were destroyed.
- Socrates was arrrested on charges of undermining the city and corrupting the youth.
- Socrates was blamed for the loss because he questioned what they did.
- Socrates said that Athens is like a lazy horse and Socrates is like a stinging fly.
- Socrates demanded free dinners for life for his work.
- Socrates was condemned to death.
- Socrates was going to die by Hemlock.
- As the hemlock was poured his friends broke down and he told them to calm down.
- Socrates calmly drank the Hemlock.
- Socrates was a new type of hero to Athens
- Athens was a good city once more and mob rule ended.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
4/14/11
Today we watched more of the movie. It was about the time of Socrates fame...
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