Greek philosopher who taught Plato

Sentenced to death for asking too many questions by Athenians

"The unexamined life is not worth living."

Athenian statesman

Lead Athens through its Golden Age

Famous funeral oration glorified Athenian democracy

Commissioned the Parthenon

Student of the philosopher Plato

Mentor to Alexander the Great

Created classification system for science

Father was Philip II of Macedonia

Conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, and part of India

Spread Hellenistic culture

Mentored by the Greek philosopher Aristotle

Indian ruler during Mauryan Empire

Coverts to Buddhism

Sends Buddhist missionaries across Asia

Mesopotamian king

Created first law code

"An eye for an eye."

"Father of Monotheism"

"Father of Judaism"

Covenant (agreement) with God

Persian emperor

Imperial bureaucracy

Religious tolerance ended the Babylonian Exile for Jews

Recorded Socrates' teachings as his student

Wrote about Socrates in "The Republic"

Founded the Academy in Athens for philosophy

Hippocratic Oath

"Father of Medicine"

Doctors must "do no harm"

Greek playwright of tragedies

Wrote "Oedipus Rex"

Wrote "Antigone"

Athenian lawmaker before direct democracy

Created a harsh law code where the punishment was usually death

Law code ended by Solon, who helped get Athens closer to democracy