| Alexander | | __________ method, where a series of questions are asked to stimulate thinking |
| Pathos | | Birthplace of Plato |
| Relativism | | Greek for "wise" |
| Logos | | Early teachers of public speaking- for a price! |
| Academy | | For Ancient Greeks, the art of speaking or writing effectively |
| Sophists | | "You can't judge other cultures by the standards of your own" is an example |
| Cicero | | Greek rival of Athens |
| Allegory | | Wrote nothing, appeared in Plato's dialogues |
| Rhetoric | | _______ the Great. His death signaled the end of the period. |
| Socratic | | Provided the foundation for Western civilization |
| Sparta | | Moral competance, expertise, and knowledge of the speaker |
| Sofia | | Argument from reason |
| Socrates | | Plato's most famous student |
| Plato | | Famous for Five Canons of Rhetoric |
| Greece | | Name given to the first 'university' in the Western world |
| Ethos | | Greek for "wise" |
| Athens | | Meeting place for adult males to vote, litigate |
| Sophia | | An appeal to the audiences' emotions |
| Aristotle | | Socrate's most illustrious student |
| Assembly | | _______ of the cave- Where the chained prisoners dwell |