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Which philosopher was put on trial by resentful Athenians in 399 B.C and condemned to death by poison? A. Socrates B. Solon C. Democritus D. Aristotle

Which philosopher was put on trial by resentful Athenians in 399 B.C and condemned to death by poison? A. Socrates B. Solon C. Democritus D. Aristotle
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Which philosopher was put on trial by resentful Athenians in 399 B.C and condemned to death by poison?

A.
Socrates


B.
Solon


C.
Democritus


D.
Aristotle

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A. Socrates

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User Konrad Kalemba
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A. Socrates was the philosoper who was put on trial by resentful Athenians in 399 B.C and condemned to death by poison. The poison was a hemlock-based liquid.
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