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Who was Arisotle and what did he do? Scholar and teacher known as the "master of them that know" who was the first to classify plants and animals
What is the name of the scientist who encouraged observation? Thales of Miletus
Describe the scientific method. Process used by scientists which involved observing something, collecting information, then making a hypothesis, and testing the hypothesis
What is a hypothesis? A possible explanation
What is the name for the method of reasoning using three related statements? Syllogism
What is the name of the Greek scientist who invented useful machines? Archimedes
This Greek person collected information about geometry and wrote a book the subject. Euclid
Who is Hippocrates and what did he believe? The father of scientific medicine. He believed that illness came from natural causes.
What is the term for "the study of the laws of nature?" Philosophia
What is political science? the study of government
What is the Socratic method? a form of questioning
Aristotle was one of Plato's brightest_____. pupils
_____________ was a student of Socrates. Plato
What is "The Republic" which was written by Plato? Plato's ideas about an ideal state
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