Question

Drag each argument to the correct location.(1 point)
Sound Valid but unsound Invalid
Argument

John Adams, John Quincy Adam's father, was a Federalist.
The nineteenth amendement gave women in the united states the right to vote.
a world war is fought by multiple nations in multiple countries.

Answer 1

Here’s how the arguments would be categorized:

**Sound**
(No arguments meet the criteria for being sound.)

**Valid but unsound**
1. John Adams, John Quincy Adams' father, was a Federalist. (This statement is valid as it correctly identifies John Adams as a Federalist; however, an argument based on this may not necessarily be sound if the conclusion drawn from it is false or lacks supporting premises.)

**Invalid**
1. The nineteenth amendment gave women in the United States the right to vote. (This is a factual statement and does not function as an argument with premises leading to a conclusion.)
2. A world war is fought by multiple nations in multiple countries. (This is a definition rather than an argument with premises and a conclusion.)

Feel free to adjust if more context is provided regarding what constitutes an argument in this context!