The two important question that one need to ask themselves in deductive reasoning are: Do the premises provide enough logical support for the conclusion?Are the premises true?
with deductive reasoning the premises must be true and valid to warrant a true conclusion, otherwise the conclusion can not be true if the premise is wrong or misplaced.
<span>In 1802, U.S. President Thomas Jefferson wanted to purchase New Orleans. The city of New Orleans controlled the Mississippi River, which was already important for shipping goods to and from the parts of the USA west of the Appalachian Mountains. Through Pinckney's Treaty with Spain, American merchants had "right of deposit" in New Orleans, meaning they could use the port for their goods. Napoléon Bonaparte returned Louisiana to French control from Spain (Louisiana had been a colony of Spain since 1762). Americans were fearful that they would lose their rights of use to New Orleans. The Jefferson administration decided that the best way to assure long term access to the Mississippi would be to purchase the city of New Orleans and the nearby portions of Louisiana east of the Mississippi. Jefferson sent James Monroe and Robert R. Livingston to Paris to negotiate such a purchase.</span>
Considering you did not post the options, I'd go with The Maze Runner.
<span>June 28, 1914, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina</span>
NO. because that was what the whole entire war was ABOUT..
