It's takes 70 days to make a mummy.
Answer:
B) No fallacy.
Explanation:
In this example, the speaker is using the authority of Professor Stevens as a way to justify the claim he is making. This is an appeal to authority, and there is no consensus as to whether this is a valid claim or a fallacy. Some authors consider this a valid claim, as the authority is a legitimate expert in the subject. Other authors consider it a fallacy, and it receives the name of <em>argumentum ad verecundiam</em>. This is based on the idea that even an expert can be wrong, and therefore, this is not an appropriate source of evidence.
James Madison, if you ever forget try and remember that the author has a first name for his last name too:)
Answer:
In WWI, America tried to sought a way to stay neutral but the bombing of Pearl Harbor forced then into the war.
