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In the year of 1993 on March 5, from West Memphis,AK went out before dinner promising they would be back. Along the way, murdered and thrown into a wooded area known as the RobinHood Hills. All three children were sexually mutilated, and beaten to death and left dead.  Time being wasted the Arkansas authority arrested the three outcast teenagers because they fit the description they were looking for. All three teenagers were being sentenced to life in person, except for one who has been sentenced to death.

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This advertisement uses the appeal to false authority because it shows Isaiah Mustafa, an American actor and a former NFL practice squad wide receiver, supporting the Old Spice Brand. It is implied that only real men use Old Spice. If you don't use Old Spice, you must not be a real man like him. He's also sitting on a horse to amplify his already high levels of manliness.

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"It's the finest cola drink I ever tasted" This is a logical fallacy using appeal to false authority due to the fact one of the worlds most famous baseball players, Babe Ruth, said so. Usually Red Rock Cola isn't a drink most would by when also given a choice of coca cola or pepsi
but this advertisement may have gotten a lot more people buy the product just because the fact that Babe Ruth said it was good.

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This is a World War 2 ad mainly focused in the pacific theater of the war. Essentially the logical fallacy used here is a scare tactic because the artist or illustrator portrays a Japanese soldier aiming a rifle at you and the text is saying "Stop him and the job's done." which can be considered instilling fear in some people.

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"More Doctors Smoke CAMELS than any other cigarette!” In this example they are not using a famous celebrity, instead they are using the authority figure of a doctor that makes it sound like many doctors smoke camel cigarettes. The magazine article uses the doctor as a symbol of authority because if doctors are being portrayed as smoking cigarettes then people will think that if doctors smoke Camel cigarettes then it must not be harmful to your health and it’s okay to smoke Camel cigarettes. When trying to identify an argument or advertisement that appeals to authority I believe it is very easy but sometimes it's hard to not believe what is being said and want what the authority figure is advertising.

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This is an example of an appeal to emotion. It takes the innocent child and compares it to someone in the readers' life that could possibly "be next." It insinuates that the little girl did not know it would happen to her so the person could also cause fear that the reader won't know what hit them if they are next.

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The logical fallacy used in this ad is the bandwagon fallacy. It is shown by stating that everyone is going to love the new iPhone 5. This is mainly directed to anyone who doesn't already have an iPhone or just someone who is looking to upgrade their phone. Since so many people have iPhones now and you see them everywhere, it just adds on to the bandwagon effect.

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This advertisement is war propoganda stating that riding along is like ridding with hitler because during war aginst Germany and Hitler gasoline and oil were scarce and by stating that rididng alone in bad because you are wasting gas driving only your self instrlead of others therefore saving gas

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This advertisement is considered to be a bandwagon fallacy because it groups a huge number of people (the population of America) and makes it seem like everyone has used this mascara. Once we see such a bold statement, we get curious and purchase that mascara to see what America considers to be the best mascara. This especially catches the attention of young girls in junior high who are just starting to wear makeup and are clueless on which mascara to buy.

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This advertisement use the picture that a man who has his cigarette in his hand, and the shade on the wall is a pistol. It uses how dangerous that smoking is like a pistol that can kill and the stats under it shows the number of how many people die under it and use scare tactic to warn audience smoking is dangerous. i think the point of this advertisement is the number of how many people die by smoking, it effect a lot to the audience to let them know how dangerous is it.

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This advertisement uses scare tactic because the advertisement is intended to people who smoke but not only to regular people. It is meant for parents who smoke around their children. Parents love their children so this advertisement is meant for them so they can think about their children first and think about what is good for their health. Parents around the world have the fear of losing their children so they would do anything to keep them alive.

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This advertisement used scare tactic. The audience is the smoker and show how they can effect the younger generations. It trying to get parent who smoke to quit because it is bad for their children.

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This ad would be considered a band-wagon fallacy. The reason why this ad would be considered a band-wagon fallacy is because they are making it seem like in order to play basketball, converse makes it more possible to win with them on. They are trying to get the audience to hop on the band-wagon and buy converse, especially if you are a ball player.

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This ad uses scare tactics as a logical appeal to spend a message to the audience. The fear of the consequences of smoking cigarettes, such as strokes and heart disease, in our lives makes us more likely to avoid smoking. The image of the person illustrates what these consequences may look like, fueling the audience's fear. The man in the picture is wearing a dress shirt and a tie, typical work attire that most people can identify with. These scare tactics target those who currently smoke cigarettes most since they are the audience at the greatest risk. The point of this advertisement is to sell "Quit Now" services to this specific audience before stroke and heart disease begin to affect them.

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This advertisement is uses the appeal to false authority fallacy by stating that Doctors are mainly smoking this brand of cigarettes and so should you. Doctors are know for treating peoples medical problems and since they are smoking this brand, then it must be healthy, everyone else to smoke. Even though many studies have shown that smoking is hazardous to health.

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This advertisement acts as an "either or" fallacy in that it only portrays two extreme sides in the conflict (the Vietnam War): America or Vietnam/the terrorists. During the Vietnam War, many Americans began to lose faith in their country due to the disapproval of killing innocent civilians in Vietnam at the time. With the American government aware of the people's disloyalty and the growing division within the country, this ad was put out to propose an ultimatum to them: either they were with America and allowed them to continue fighting the war the way they wanted, or they were with Vietnam and branded as terrorists. With the two extreme sides presented, Americans were quick to realign themselves with their country interests despite the horrors inflicted to others by it.

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This advertisement uses the appeal of false authority. It shows Micheal Jordan, who is a basketball player, endorsing McDonald's. It uses his popularity to advertise a product that he has no authority recommending. As a professional player, he probably doesn't even consume McDonald's and simply uses his likeness to persuade others to buy this product

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The logical fallacy used in this advertisement is an example of appeal to false authority because it is showing a famous actress, Marilyn Monroe recommending a type of shampoo. She contradicts this advertisement because she isn't a doctor to recommend products like this or probably doesn't even use this type of shampoo. Since she's famous, she can still persuade others to buy this product and say she uses it too.

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This advertisement below uses a scare tactic showing how drunk drivers not only kill people but could effect people lives for the long term. Accidents can result in deaths and could hurt people for the rest of their lives just cause someone had too much to drink. Do be the one to create this accident to an inocent person.

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This  advertisement is using a scare tactic.The advertisement is showing how smoking can easily be addicting to young children in general .It provokes fear into smokers by saying just like mommy meaning if they see there parents doing it must mean it's okay for them to do the same as there parents .

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The logical fallacy that is used in this advertisement is scare tactics. The advertisement is giving a warning about cigarettes, saying if you smoke you're just filling your body up with toxins and waste. It provokes fear because people don't realize how harmful smoking cigarettes can be, even bystanders can be affected by people who smoke around them.

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This advertisement is an example of scare tactics. People are very protective of their body image, they want to look good and have that slim body. This ad targets those people and instills fear that drinking soda and other sugary beverages will cause them to gain fat. The ad depicts the consequences and the audience will therefore respond by minimizing their consumption of sugary beverages out of fear.

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This image is an example of scare tactics. This is evident because the illustrator of the ad equates illegally downloading music to that of communism. This ad was intended to scare people out of pirating music

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This image shows an example of rationalization fallacy because  the person is giving incorrect reasons or statements about smoking and how supposedly people died from cancer before cigarettes were invented and that smoking a few doesn't cause cancer when in reality it does it's just that people are ignorant once they become addicted and they refuse to believe it's true.

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Scare Tactics
This advertisement is an example of scare tactics, which is a logical fallacy that creates fear in people as evidence to support its argument or claim. The advertisement is directed towards to the smokers and also to the mothers who have been smoking regularly during their pregnancy. It also provokes fear by portraying a child who is suffering from smoking because of his mother who constantly smokes. This ad also evokes the feeling of pity to the child because just by looking at the child's face, you can see that the he is crying and how the smoke is slowly killing him.

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Either Or Fallacy
This picture is an example of an Either Or fallacy because it is a false dilemma. There could be two possibilities for a reasoning behind something. Someone can either really stupid and guess on all the answers on the test and finish really fast, or they can also be really smart and know all the answers and finish really fast as well.

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This picture is an example of a scare tactic, it's is used to prevent drivers from going over the speed limit. Making the comparison between driving at 30mph vs. 40mph, persuading us that o rethink how just 10 mines can make such a difference. This add gives us a feeling of fear due to the harm that this little boy would go through.

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Scare Tactics
The logical fallacy used is scare tactics, which convinces the audience to support its' argument through instilling fear. The creator of the ad elicits fear by displaying the result of not solving environmental issues such as climate change. The picture depicts a human-fish hybirid that has adapted to the changes in the environment. The inclusion of the image evokes global fear because most would not want to look like this or have their future children to look like this.

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This image is an example of bandwagon fallacy because everyone knows what Coca-Cola is. It shows people knowing about Coca-Cola, and it wants to tell the reader to join know it as well. It targets everyone who wants a drink during the day, regardless of age.

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Slippery Slope Fallacy
The slippery slope fallacy is describing an idea that lead to disasterous consequences. Generally speaking these techniques use very bold accusations that are not always true. In this case the disasterous consequence is civil war. The cause of this consquence is being anti-god. Then being anti-god leads to being anti-American and anti-American is treason which will lead to a a civil war.