'Philosopher king' presentation slideshows

Rise of Democracy

Rise of Democracy. French Revolution and Napoleon. Industrial Revolution. Imperialism and British Rule in India. Random Stuff. I Heart Maps. Rise of Democracy. French Revolution and Napoleon. Industrial Revolution. Imperialism and British Rule in India. Random Stuff. I Heart

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Gilbert Highet

Diogenes and Alexander. Gilbert Highet. Diogenes and Alexander. Unit 4. W arming up. R einforcement. T ext Analysis. B ackground. Diogenes and Alexander. Unit 4. Questions/Activities. Warming up. Check-on Preview. Objectives. Warming up. Questions/Activities.

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The Enlightenment Thinkers

The Enlightenment Thinkers. Fill in your chart with these facts as we go through the notes. Basics Vocab. Natural Rights Rights that all humans are given at birth Separation of Powers The idea that governments should have more than one person in charge to make sure things are equal.

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Plato TCI Review

Plato TCI Review. Ms. Ramos. Use your signal to display your answer to the following statements. green = true red = false. Ms. Ramos. During his childhood, Plato witnessed the defeat of Sparta. False- Sparta defeated Athens. Ms. Ramos. Plato founded the Lyceum. False- the Academy.

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Plato TCI Review

Plato TCI Review. Ms. Ramos. Use your signal to display your answer to the following statements. green = true red = false. Ms. Ramos. During his childhood, Plato witnessed the defeat of Sparta. False- Sparta defeated Athens. Ms. Ramos. Plato founded the Lyceum. False- the Academy.

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Plato

Plato. The Student Becomes the Teacher. Simple Bio. Born in a family of Aristocrats Date and location not completely sure Studied under Socrates Was younger than most of the other students but was revered for his sharp mind. Socratic Dialogues.

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Important Contributions of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

Important Contributions of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. By : Ayub Khan Pd.5. Socrates. Philosopher. He believed that absolute standards did exist for truth and justice. He encouraged Greeks to go farther and question themselves and their moral character.

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