Today in class we took more notes because we had some class mates take the test cause they were absent. The notes were finishing up the assignment on page 134-141
- Their plan was ti destroy the city-state of Syracuse, which was one of the Sparta's wealthiest allies
- 404 B.C The Athenians and their allies surrounded. Athens lost its empire, power, and wealth
- Philosophers " lovers of wisdom"
- Greek thinkers based their philosophy on the following two assumptions:
- The universe ( land, sky, and sea) is put together in an orderly way, and subjects to absolute and unchanging laws
- People can understand these laws through logic and reason
- Sophists questioned people's unexamined beliefs and ideas about justice and other traditional values
- Protagoras questioned existence of the traditional Greek gods
- Also argued there was no universal standard of truth saying " man is the measure of all living things"
- Socrates believed that absolute standard did exist for truth and justice
- also stated " unexamined life is not worth living"
there were notes but from human geography I already knew them because we talked about the Socrates a lot. Also we are getting our test back today and I am very happy with my grade I got a 93% and it brought up my grade a little bit, but we are getting 5 points today for having our notebook which I had!!!
- Their plan was ti destroy the city-state of Syracuse, which was one of the Sparta's wealthiest allies
- 404 B.C The Athenians and their allies surrounded. Athens lost its empire, power, and wealth
- Philosophers " lovers of wisdom"
- Greek thinkers based their philosophy on the following two assumptions:
- The universe ( land, sky, and sea) is put together in an orderly way, and subjects to absolute and unchanging laws
- People can understand these laws through logic and reason
- Sophists questioned people's unexamined beliefs and ideas about justice and other traditional values
- Protagoras questioned existence of the traditional Greek gods
- Also argued there was no universal standard of truth saying " man is the measure of all living things"
- Socrates believed that absolute standard did exist for truth and justice
- also stated " unexamined life is not worth living"
there were notes but from human geography I already knew them because we talked about the Socrates a lot. Also we are getting our test back today and I am very happy with my grade I got a 93% and it brought up my grade a little bit, but we are getting 5 points today for having our notebook which I had!!!
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