believed everything could be explained in terms of math

One of the 3 great Greek Philosopher that as far as a perfect government believed you should combine the best of all 3 types of government into a limited democracy

Believed that every field of study had to be studied logically

Wrote dialogues, and "theory of forms", believed all material things were imperfect expression of perfect and universal ideas

thought education was the key to person growth, taught his students to think for themselves, and used questioning

First Historian of the Western Word considered the "Father of History"

His Questions made many people look foolish, he questioned democracy, and sophists, made many enemies, was falsely accused of denying the existence of Greek gods

Philosopher who felt perfection could never be reached in the physical world, also believed an aristocracy of philosophers would be best form of government

Best Greek writer of Tragedies that defended many Greek values

Finest writer of Greek comedies, was known for his short wit.