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textual evidence is evidence found directly in the text, like quotes, statistics, or any other information that is blatantly stated in the article.
In my opinion, those two sentences do not provide enough evidence to fully support the claim. However, you could say that one detail used to support the claim is that the source specifically states, "...by their sheer numbers ,these people are putting our nation's top outdoor attraction at risk." There is no more evidence provided as to where you could say it supports the claim.
Hope I helped!
Answer:
2 examples of applied ethics
Explanation:
- Does improving our society make future generations more ignorant and prejudiced?
- Is helping the poor right or wrong?
