English IV Unit 6 PT Flashcards
urgent needs
exigencies
the beginning statement of an argument
premise
skilled, powerful, and elegant persuasive speech
eloquence
having good reason
plausibility
Latin for “it does not follow”;when a conclusion does not follow the reasoning
non sequitur
having to do with money or finance
pecuniary
giving credit to the opposing argument
concession
Counterarguments to make the Opposition team’s claims less valid in a debate
rebuttal
areas of power and administration
jurisdiction
an idea that refutes an opposing argument
counterargument
a short, interesting story concerning a real person
anecdote
The purpose of an expository essay is to __________.
explain
The __________ should summarize all the ideas of the essay.
thesis statement
An *Argumentative Text is written in Formal Language using __________ Point Of View.
third-person
The Federalists were those who __________.
supported the proposed U.S. Constitution
The Anti-Federalists were those who __________.
opposed the proposed U.S. Constitution
__________ were written in Support of the Constitution.
The Federalist Papers
The __________ were responsible for the Bill of Rights.
Anti-Federalists
An appeal that causes __________ is called a pathos appeal.
fear
That the *Federal government was Under the Control of the States __________.
caused “tri.umph to” the enemies of the United States
What was the *Source Of Money for the Federal Government under the Articles?
It was requested from the states.
Schenk and Baer were found Guilty of using __________ to Obstruct The Draft.
propaganda and the U.S. mail
An example of *Ethos in the Propaganda of Schenck was __________.
quotations from famous men
Paying taxes to the federal government is required because __________.
the people receive its services