Which outline for the rest of her speech is probably the most effective? a. 1. Industrial causes of war in the North a. [support
ing details] b. [specific examples] 2. Agricultural causes of war in the South a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] Conclusion: restate thesis b. 1. Though causes on both sides were similar, the North’s cause was more just a. [supporting arguments] b. [specific examples] 2. Abolishing slavery was worth dying for a. [supporting arguments] b. [specific examples] 3. South had no right to self-government a. [supporting arguments] b. [specific examples] Conclusion: restate thesis c. 1. Similarities of the causes of war on both sides a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] 2. Northern focus on slavery a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] 3. Southern focus on right to self-government a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] Conclusion: restate thesis d. 1. Compare and contrast Abraham Lincoln & Jefferson Davis a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] 2. Abolition in the North a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] 3. Slavery in the South a. [supporting details] b. [specific examples] Conclusion: restate thesis
I think it is ethically appropriate because he's taking a real thing that's happening and talking about it. It's giving him a topic to say about that might allow others to connect with or understand. Also depends on the topic
