As an advocate developing a prima facie case for your proposition of fact, you must develop arguments of significance to support your main points
Significance often is a way of focusing on this element of the analysis of propositions. What is it that draws our attention to a subject or controversy and are often what gives it significance?
(a) The immediate cause.
(b) The stock issues.
(c) The historical background.
(d) The primary inference.
A
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The Pulitzer-Hearst circulation war can be traced to
A) a battle for the affections of Nellie Bly. B) a desire to use the newspaper as a stepping stone to political office. C) a quest to sell more copies. D) a desire to gain access to the wealthiest circles in New York City.
"Either you favor a strong national defense or you favor allowing other nations to dictate our foreign policy" is an example of the fallacy of reason called
a. hasty generalization. b. faulty cause. c. bifurcation. d. false dilemma.