In which of these excerpts from "The Immigrant Contribution" does John F. Kennedy most clearly include an appeal to authority to make his views more persuasive?
O A. Two immigrants—the West Indian Alexander Hamilton, who was Washington's Secretary of the Treasury, and the Swiss Albert Gallatin,
who held the same office under Jefferson-established the financial policies of the young republic
B. A German farmer wrote home from Missouri in 1834, "If you wish to see our whole family living in a country where freedom of
speech obtains, where no spies are eavesdropping. ... in short, if you wish to be really happy and independent, then come here."
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c. We all know, of course, about the spectacular immigrant successes In 1953 the President's Commission on Immigration and
Naturalization mentioned the following: Andrew Carnegie (Scot), in the steel industry: John Jacob Astor (German), in the fur trade...
D. Sociologists call the process of the melting pot "social mobility."