Reasoning
Latin Voc
Latin declensions
debate
Latin verbs
100

A statement that affirms or denies something about a given object. 

categorical statement 

100

River

flumen

100

War

bellum, belli

second declension

100

Rescued famous George Washington picture from White House when it burned

.Dolly Madison

100

He, she, it gave

dedit

200

Term being described in a statement 

Subject

200

Equitatus

.Calvary

200

Gate

porta, portage

.First 

200

Translator on the Lewis and Clark expedition 

Sacajawea

200

sum

I am

300

Diagram of the basic relationships between categorical statements with the same subject and predicate 

square of opposition

300

Portus, us

Harbor

300

Town

oppidum

Second

300

Born 1706, lived to see the rise of the American Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence and its culmination in the Constitution

Benjamin Franklin

300

They were 

erant

400

When two statements always have opposite truth values 

Contradiction 

400

He, she, it came

Venit

400

Voice, cry

Vox, vocis

Third

400

Known for his clear communication and ability to persuasively discuss political or legal issues that enabled everyone to understand and participate

Patrick Henry

400

muniverunt

They fortified, they constructed

500

relationship between a universal and particular statement of the same quality in which the truth of the universal necessitates the truth of the particular

subimplication

500

They made

Fecereunt

500

Senate

senatus

Fourth

500

Famous inventor of the “cotton gin”.

Eli Whitney

500

They conquered

vicerunt

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