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Identify the key ideas and achievements of Plato. Select all that apply.
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Wrote an account of the trial of Socrates called The Apology
Most famous dialogue was The Republic
Wrote Dialogues featuring Socrates as the main speaker
Opened a school called the Academy
Thought philosopher-kings should govern the polis
Taught by asking questions
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Identify the key ideas and achievements of Plato. Select all that apply.
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