1. Ashton Cook & Charles Ball Period: 3A Due: Nov. 24, 2013 Freedom of Speech

2. Socrates: Also Listed In: Philosophers Famous as: Greek Philosopher Nationality: Greek Born on: 469 BC Born in: Athens Place of death: Athens Father: Sophroniscus Mother: Phaenarete Spouse: Xanthippe Children: Menexenus, Lamprocles, Sophroniscus Discoveries / inventions: Socratic Method Works & Achievements: His ideas and views led the foundation of Western Philosophy. His approach Socratic Method formulated the present Scientific method.

3. After Socrates' fleeting and quite jokey request for the death punishment to be commuted, the jury votes to put Socrates to death. This time, the margin is greater (over 2\3) in contrast to the thin margin that found Socrates guilty. He tells those that punished him that they will hereafter be accused for setting a wise guy to death. He finishes his address to those who voted against him with a strict prophecy. Though they may have managed to silence him in the hopes that they can remain to live free of criticism, he will be changed by even more critics who until now have kept silent. Socrates warns his accusers that in order to live free of criticism, one must behave fit rather than stop the gates of one's critics. The conclusion Socrates reaches, then, is that the good man has nothing to fear either in this life or the next.

4. 469 BC: Socrates was born. 432 BC: Fought in the battle of Potidaea. 424 BC: Fought in the Battle of Delium. 406 BC: Opposed the trial of the Generals of the Battle of Arginusae. 404 BC: He refused the order of Thirty Tyrants to bring a certain Leon of Salamis from his home. 399 BC: He died due to consuming poison.

5. Socrates is guilty of crime in refusing to recognize the gods acknowledged by the state, and importing strange divinities of his own; he is further guilty of corrupting the young." Socrates was arrested and charged with worshiping false gods and corrupting young minds.

8. * Success

9. * Thoreau’s Concept VS. Socrates

10. * Socrates Civil Disobedience

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