Question

This philosophy believed pleasure was the greatest aim in life was called

Stoicism
Platonism
Epicureanism
Cynicism

Answer 1

Epicureanism

Step-by-step explanation:

Epicureanism is a movement that encompasses the search for a happy life through the intelligent search for sexual pleasures, ataraxia (absence of embarrassment) and friendships among fellow believers. It was taught by Epicurus de Samos, a Greek philosopher of the 4th century BC. C. (341 BC), who founded a school called Garden and whose ideas were followed by other philosophers, called "Epicureans".