How Did Athens, the Center of Greek Culture, Treat Socrates

question 15

Multiple Choice

How did Athens, the center of Greek culture, treat Socrates?

• A)Athens agreed with his suggestion to give him free room and board when he grew old and to guarantee his young children a free state-sponsored education.
• B)Socrates was exiled after the Peloponnesian War.
• C)Using monies from the Delian League, Athens funded his new center of learning called the Academy.
• D)Athens convicted him of corrupting the youth, denying the city's gods, and believing in new ones. He was ordered to commit suicide.
• E)The Athenians largely ignored him, letting him be a voice in the desert, unheard and ineffective.

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