... tutor of Alexander the Great. He was a student of Academy, and then later founded his own school known as Lyceum. Most of his writings were about politics, poetry, ethics, botany, physics, metaphysics, rhetoric, astronomy, zoology, logic and psychology. He believed that everything changes and grows. Aristotle believed in logical thinking. In biology, he was able to identify names of animals and ... during the fifth century. Tragicomedies are plays ending with a happy ending. Comedian plays made fun of Polities. Later, Herodotus (ca. 485-425BC.) and Thucydides (ca. 455-397BC.) founded hi...

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... beliefs, Or are we given beliefs so that we are controlled. Do we have to look into the past to find the answers, are there parts of our history that we will never be able to find out about, or are the parts that we already know enough for us to look into. It is known to ... a lot of historians that we have a massive chunk of our history missing like for example, the Mayans were handed knowledge from some ancient civilisation so they were able to map out a yearly calendar, who was this civilisation and where ... was it from. The Bible is a very important part of our history; it is known...

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... on my knees," he stated proudly. Plato became disillusioned with Athens after Socrates died. Later, he started his own university called the Academy. There, he taught philosophy, math, astronomy, science, history, physical education, and rhetoric, the art of speaking or writing effectively. Aristotle, a curious student of his tat entered at age 17, came to be "the mind" of the academy. Aristotle ... and destroyed most of his work. Aristotle was the world's first biologist. Many of his findings are still used today. He classified plants and animals and came up with the physics theory. Te...

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