Is the "I Have A Dream" speech inductive or deductive, and why?

Answer 1

Deductive. He argued from the general principle that all men are created equal (an idea put for the in the declaraion of independence) to say that He has a dream that the Nation will someday live up to that reality.

Answer 2

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. uses deductive logic. Using Christian morality as his reasons, King states how we must act all of the time, not most of the time. His logic is valid but not sound, because he uses religion to back up his claims, which doesn't work for many people.

By the way, I have nothing against Dr. Martin Luther King! I was just providing an analysis of his argument.

Answer 3

same guilt trip it always was, where there is a will there is a way=this does not equate to where there is a way there is a will, the second ways is easier than the first, so they hollered and moaned til the world stop to close the agonies of changing from a slave world to a free people who still had been a displaced people from another continent, this gave the bellowing bull more to holler about cause they now knew their fate a hundred years later that they were free but with no sense of direction in a world that didn't need them if they could have slaves, so it is the "i have a dream" thing, to found adoptionable ways to coexist here i guess