Arguments

It is a piece of writing that supports the claims it makes with facts and proof. Its aim is to convince the reader to believe with the argument made presented

• call to action

• argumentative essay

• propaganda

• op-ed

An effective argument contains ​​ (a)   ​ or ​ a position , that is supported by ​ (b)   and relevant ​ (c)  

• precise claim
• logical reasoning
• evidence

What is a critical review?

• is a message you write to a newspaper or other publication to share your view on a current issue you feel is important in your community, state, or country

• short for "opposite the editorial page" a piece of writing that expresses a personal opinion and is usually printed in a newspaper opposite the page on which the editorial is printed

• the information spread to influence public opinion through propaganda, including arguments, rumors, half-truths, and facts. 

• to identify, summarize, and evaluate the ideas and information the author has presented. In other words, you'll be looking at someone else's viewpoint on a subject from your own. 

The critical review can be of:

• book, chapter, journal article

• banner, flyers, mail

It is an activity to call or attract the public's attention to something, generally a product or service.

• argumentative essays

• call to action

• advertisements

• critical reviews 

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short for "opposite the editorial page" a piece of writing that expresses a personal opinion and is usually printed in a newspaper opposite the page on which the editorial is printed

• critical review

• op-ed

• letter to the editor

• persuasive speech

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It is a marketing term for its target consumer to make desired action.  Or is where you precisely explain to the audience what part they can perform after your speak.

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

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It is also known as an argumentative essay, uses logic and reason to prove the superiority of one theory over another. It makes an effort to influence the reader to adopt a specific viewpoint or to act in a particular way. 

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

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It is to influence your audience's attitudes, beliefs, values, or judgments. For example, the prosecuting lawyer would attempt to persuade the jury during this speech that the prisoner was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

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Information spread to influence public opinion, including arguments, rumors, half-truths, and facts. 

• propaganda

• persuasive speech

• persuasive essay

• call to action

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.8

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