Mr. Haskell
World History
23 September 2004
Chapter 5 section 4 Review
1a. Socrates: Socrates wrote no books. What he did was lounged around the market place and ask people questions
1b. Aristotle: Plato’s most famous student was Aristotle. He set up a school called the Lyceum to study all branches of knowledge
1c. Parthenon: It was the most famous Greek temple. It was dedicated to the goddess Athena
1d. Aeschylus: He was one of the greatest play writes in Greek history. Wrote the play the Oresteia
1e. Sophocles: He was also play write who wrote Antigone
1f. Euripides: He to was a play right and he wrote the Trojan Women
1g. Herodotus: researched his sources when writing down history
1h. Thucydides: Sowed its important not to be bias when writing down history
2a. rhetoric: the art of skillful speaking
2b. tragedy: plays told stories of human suffering and usually ended in disaster
2c. comedy: humorous plays that mocked people or customs
3. The Greek artists and followed that all objects on Earth had an ideal form
4a. Greek plays were preformed outdoors in large theaters gouged out of the hill sides
4b. Greek play writes explored Dramas, Tragedies and comedies for themes.
5a. Plato rejected democracy as a form of government because it’s the government that killed Socrates
5b. Plato’s republic was simple in nature. The society was in three classes, workers did the necessities, soldiers who protected the city-state and philosophers who ruled.