Question

select all that apply. identify the fallacious arguments. the u.s. involvement in the vietnam war was a rousing success. england developed a fair and just taxation system for the american colonies. the civil war was about northern businessmen trying to bankrupt southern farmers by emancipating their enslaved workforce. the great depression brought prosperity to a few and great poverty to the many. the civil rights movement in america brought much needed recognition to the rampant discrimination throughout america.

Explanation:

1. The U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War led to many losses and did not achieve its long - term goals, so claiming it was a rousing success is fallacious.
2. England's taxation of the American Colonies, like the Stamp Act and others, was seen as unfair by the colonists, so the statement about a fair and just taxation system is fallacious.
3. The Civil War was primarily about slavery and states' rights, not about Northern businessmen trying to bankrupt Southern farmers by emancipating slaves, so this is a fallacious interpretation.
4. The Great Depression indeed brought great poverty to many and prosperity to very few, this is a factual statement, not fallacious.
5. The Civil Rights movement did bring much - needed recognition to discrimination in America, this is a factual statement, not fallacious.

Answer:

• The U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War was a rousing success.
• England developed a fair and just taxation system for the American Colonies.
• The Civil War was about Northern businessmen trying to bankrupt Southern farmers by emancipating their enslaved workforce.