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| Made law public in Athens |
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| Real Power of Athens belonged to the..... |
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| All citizens could participate excluding women and slaves |
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| "Father of Science"-geometry |
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| Atomic theory.. father of modern science |
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| any subject for which there was a popular demand |
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| His teachings were written down by his student, Plato. He was the first to make a clear distinction between the body and soul, placing a higher value on the soul. He had a noble life, and his calm acceptance of death made him a model for other philosophers to follow. |
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| founded a school of philosophy called the Academy. The Academy was held in a grove of trees that the Greek hero Academus lived. It was considered the first university by many people. |
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| follower of Plato. Taught Alexander the great. |
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| author of the History of the Peloponnesian War, father of "scientific history" because of his strict standards of evidence-gathering and analysis in terms of cause and effect without reference to intervention by the gods |
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