The histories of the ways in which international cultural groups were created through transnational migrations, slavery, religious crusades, or other historical forces are known as:

Which of the following is NOT a reason to study public speaking?

a. Public speaking occurs in almost every informal interaction. b. Public speech remains crucial to the democratic process. c. Public speaking skills are a requirement for success in most jobs. d. As members of a democratic society, citizens need to become adept public speakers so they can advocate for what they think is best.

The type of speech that is NOT persuasive is a

a. speech to actuate b. speech to demonstrate c. speech to convince d. speech to stimulate