Provides everyday rituals that helps to unify Japan
Answer: Shinto
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your SUVs are polluting the air daily, not just during the winter months. All those things are the real killers of today's society." What will be an ideal response?
Identify any fallacies in the following passage either by naming them or, where they seem not to conform to any of the patterns described in the text, by giving a brief explanation of why the fallacious reasoning is irrelevant to the point at issue.Cheryl is deciding which of the girls who are rushing her sorority she wants most to join. Pearl and Maria are trying to convince Cheryl that Debra is the best of the rushees and that Cheryl should vote for Debra when the time comes."Debra has a wonderful personality, and she'll fit right in," Pearl says. "All the other sisters are going to vote for her.""And she'll be really hurt if you don't support her," Maria points out. "She thinks you like her a lot.""Besides," Pearl says, "she and I are very close. She's just about the best friend I ever
had." What will be an ideal response?
Who wrote that "use almost can change the stamp of nature"?
a. Cicero b. Plato c. More d. Shakespeare
Bigfoot exists because no one has ever been able to prove that he doesn't exist.
A. equivocation B. appeal to ignorance C. appeal to tradition D. appeal to fear E. faulty analogy