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Which reasons and evidence does Reagan use to support his argument? Check all that apply. The gross national product in 1979 the gross national product in 1980 the decrease in inflation rates the increase in inflation rates the number of jobs lost the number of jobs created.

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Explanation:

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The reasons and evidence that Reagan use are:

  • The increase in inflation rates.
  • The number of jobs lost.

How do you support a claim?

A person can be able to support a claim when they have evidences or fact to prove that their claim was true.

Hence  in the above, we can see that President Reagan through the use of reasons and evidence of  increase in inflation rates and number of jobs lost, his claim was said to be true.

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