An ancient Greek philosopher (470-399 B. C.E.) who is consider the father of Western philosophy. His views are known only through the writings of his pupil. Although he
wrote nothing, his method of question and answer is captured in the dialogues of his
student, Plato. He taught on epistemology (the nature of knowledge), ontology (the
nature of being), and ethics (moral values). He often questioned aristocrats and public
figures, eventually leading to his trial and imprisonment. He was given charges of impiety
and was condemned to death. He died in prison by drinking hemlock (poison).

A. Aristotle
B. Socrates
C. Sophocles
D. Plato

Which points did chief justice roger b. taney use to justify the supreme court’s ruling in the dred scott case? the property clause of the constitution, the due process clause of the fifth amendment, and the fact that african americans were not citizens. the practice of judicial review established in marbury v. madison, the property clause of the constitution, and the due process clause of the fifth amendment. the necessary and proper clause of the constitution, the due process clause of the fifth amendment, and the fact that african americans were not citizens. the commerce clause of the constitution, the elastic clause of the sixth amendment, and the practice of judicial review established in gibbons v. ogden.