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Read the following excerpt from Stalin's World War II radio address:
Further, there must be no room in our ranks for whimperers
and cowards, for panic-mongers and deserters; our people
must know no fear in the fight and must selflessly join our
patriotic war of liberation, our war against the Fascist
enslavers.
What faulty assumption does this excerpt make about people who oppose
Stalin's plans?
A. They are afraid.
B. They are fascists.
C. They are patriotic.
OD. They are selfless.



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Final answer:

The faulty assumption in Stalin's address is that those opposing his plans are afraid, fascists, or unpatriotic.


Explanation:

The faulty assumption made in the excerpt from Stalin's World War II radio address is that:

  1. They are afraid: The excerpt assumes that individuals who oppose Stalin's plans are cowards and panic-mongers, reflecting fear.
  2. They are fascists: While Stalin's address is against Fascist enslavers, it does not necessarily mean that all opposition is fascist.
  3. They are patriotic: The excerpt emphasises the need for the people to join the patriotic war against Fascist enslavers, but it doesn't consider patriotism as the sole reason for opposing Stalin's plans.

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