______.  Protagoras was a Sophist, a group of Pre-Socratic…

______.  Protagoras was a Sophist, a group of Pre-Socratic…

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 Protagoras was a Sophist, a group of Pre-Socratic Philosophers, who challenged the conventional wisdom of Athens in many ways. One of the Sophists’ teachings pertained to the way to happiness. On this, the Sophists contended that happiness could be attained in which of the following ways?

(A)        By conforming to the ways of the culture in which you live.

(B)        By seeking power and control over the conditions of your life and survival.

(C)        By gaining acceptance, influence and power by doing whatever works.

(D)        All of the above are correct.

(E)        Only A and B are correct.