Kendall week 3 History. The Punic Wars

   The Punic war is a war that was between Rome and Carthage. This war was a stange war. When Hannibal went to Rome, instead of going straight up he went around Rome (so it was unexpected).  At the end of the war Rome won!

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle By: Kendall Week 11

Socrates was an ugly, fat man who had a bald sort of head.  He would ask the men of Athens questions like "What is goodness?"  He believed in Truth. 

Plato.  Socrates was Plato's teacher. Socrates died when Plato was 26.  Plato was a philospher.  Plato believed in ideas.

Aritstotle was Plato's pupil.  Aristotle disagreed with his teacher.  Facts were more important than ideas to Aristotle.  Aristotle came to Athens when he was very young.

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle By: Kara, week 11

Socrates, Plato, and Aritstotle were ancient Greek philosophers who lived close to the Golden Ages.  Socrates believed in Truth.  He was interested in asking men what they believed in and if they would have happy lives.  Plato was considered one of the greatest philosophers.  "Plato" comes from the word "plateau" which means "broad."  Plato had a bright student named Aristotle who was very smart and keen although he disagreed with his teacher on many things.  Aristotle valued facts about animals, vegetables, and minerals.  His father was a physician who worked for the King of Macedonia.