AP Notes 91-96

Question 1

Propaganda- scrapegoat

Answer 1

Guilt by association to deflect scrutiny away from issues. Transfer balance to one person or group without investigating complexities of issues. Ex. Reagan put us in debt

Question 2

Propaganda-artificial dichotomy

Answer 2

When someone claims there are only two sides to an issue and that both sides must have equal presentation in order to be evaluated. Used to dupe us into believing there is only one side to look at a issue, when there are other sides of a story.

Question 3

Propaganda deification

Answer 3

When idea is made to appear special and therefore above the law. Opposite viewpoints are given appearance of treason. EX. God given right to …

Question 4

Conceit

Answer 4

Develop comparisons which is non likely but intellectually imaginative. Turns into conceit when writer tries to make us admit a similarity between unlike things

Question 5

Claim

Answer 5

Someone give argument to support position, is called making a claim. Different reasons are usually presented to prove why certain point is right

Question 6

Catharsis

Answer 6

Emotional discharge through which one can achieve state of moral and spiritual renewal or achieve state of liberation from anxiety and stress. Cleans emotions of characters