Socrates, also known as the father of Greek philosophy, unfortunately, was charged by a poet named Meletus due to his philosophical teachings. The jury of Athens accused Socrates of impiety, not believing in the Gods implemented by the state, and corrupting the youth. Those charges would ultimately define Socrates future. Socrates trial took place in Athens with a jury that consisted of around 500 male citizens. The day of the trial, which lasted for about 3 hours, the men by the names of Meletus, Anytus, and Lycon accused Socrates of both alleged religious crimes as well as alleged political crimes. When it came down to Socrates time to defend his innocence, he gave a defiant and unapologetic speech, yet still defended himself. Socrates argues
