Greek Philosophers
Who was Pythagoras?
He is a philosopher that is best known for the Pythagorean Theorem, a mathematical formula which states that the square of the hypotenuse of the right triangle is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides.
Which city-state had womens rights?
Sparta
Who that the teacher of Alexander's strategies?
Aristotle and His Dad: Philip II of Macedon
What was the theorem that developed to find the measurements of the sides of a right triangle?
Pythagoras Theorem
What 2 mathematician subjects did Ancient Greek develop?
Algebra and Geometry
Who was Aristotle?
Aristotle was a figure that made remarkable improvements for logic, critisism, math, biology, psychology, philosophy and physics. His famous hypothesis was that there was not any earth-like planets in the universe but in different universes.
In Sparta what were slave farmers named?
Helots
What was the first and last place he conquered?
The First was Persia and the Agean Sea while the last was trying to take India.
What book did Aristotle wrote about classifying animals and helped Euclid make their names by their characteristics?
History Of Animals
What is Thale's Intercept Theorem?
If a triangle is drawn within a circle with a long side as the diameter of a circle, the opposite angle will always be the right angle.
Who was Plato and which philosopher did he teach?
He was a philosopher that had to do with politics and society and produces a type of solution to problems. He also known for teaching Aristotle.
What happend with the soil in Athens when trying to grow crops? Why?
It would grow badly or not grow at all. It was because they were located on the rocky coastline of the islands and Greece where the soil is not good for crops.
How big was Alexander's Empires, meaning what wmpires did he take?
Macedonia, Persia, Greece, Thebes, and some India
How did Central Heating work?
The Greeks invented a type of central heating where they would transfer hot air from fires to empty spaces under the floors of temples.
Who discovered π (Pi)?
Who was Socrates?
Socrates is one of the most famous figures in world history for his contributions to the development of ancient Greek philosophy, which provided the foundation for Western philosophy as a whole. He also believed that there was one god and pointed out that a humans desire was from its hapiness.
In the Athenian government who was responsible for making laws by the people?
A. The People's Vote
B. The King
C. The Council
D. The Court
C. The council
Where and when did he die?
June 13, 323 BCE in Babylonia
What is Geocentric and what theory started to challenge that rule?
Geocentric is when the Earth was supposively the center of the Solar System and the Heliocentric rule challenged it.
What did doctors became an expert in when it came to medicine?
Herbal Medicine
Who was Anaxagoras?
He was mostly famous for his astrology and discovered what were the true meaning of eclipses. He had a theory which was unarranged matter in the universe into motion and created order from it.
Which city's population was bigger and give me rounded up numbers.
Athens, with about 315,000 people while Sparta was at 140,000
Why is he considered to have been such a such a successful military leader?
He conquered the known most of some world at a young age he also defeated the Persian empire. Lastly he used superior military strategies.
What was the invention that is used a lot for people to wake up and who invented it?
Plato Invented the Alarm Clock
What is Hippocrates known as?
The Father Of Medicine