Review the previous excerpt from Barbara Jordan's speech. Answer the following three questions in the space below.
1. List every claim or opinion expressed by Jordan. If the opinion is supported by evidence, label it as "substantiated. If
the opinion is stated but there is no evidence to support it, label it as "unsubstantiated"
2. Based on your list, does Jordan effectively support her opinions? Why or why not?
3. Consider the previous excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and the South African Constitution. Review
the opinions stated within those texts. Are those claims substantiated with evidence? How do you know?

the picture is barbara jordan’s speech.

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a) I'm thanking you for giving the junior members of this committee the glorious opportunity of sharing the pain of this inquiry - Unsubstantiated

b) We have tried as best we can to give you as much assistance as possible - Unsubstantiated

c) I was I was not included in that 'we the people ' - Unsubstantiated

2. Not effectively. Jordan is very passionate and emotional but does not take the time out to properly back up her claims.

3. Sometimes they are and sometimes they are not. In the Declaration of Independence, there are sometimes great details offered on why there is a need for Independence, while in the South African Constitutions, there are no such details.

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Answer and Explanation:

1. There are three baseless statements made by Barbara Jordan in her speech

As a thank you for giving junior members of this committee a glorious opportunity to share the pain of this question (Unsubstantiated). Just a personal statement
We have tried our best to provide you with as much help as possible (Unsubstantiated) . There is no factual data to prove what he said
I am not included in "we, the people" (Unsubstantiated) . Not recognizing himself as a people he should also be a people.

2. Not effective. Because Jordan is too excited and emotional but does not support his own opinion.

3. In speeches of large events such as at independence events and the like. Sometimes many leaders speak as if what they have achieved are the best, and boast about personal achievements that are not comparable to things that are not realized.

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