scare tactics
Atticus says Tom Robinson is not guilty, but someone in the room is
either-or-choices
you're either with blacks or against them
slippery slope
if you make one bad choice it will go down from there
sentimental appeals
mayella crying in the courtroom
bandwagon appeals
when people started going to the courthouse, everyone followed
appeals to false authority
when scout would say something about her dad, well he's a lawyer/her dad, so he must be right
dogmatism
miss maudie referring to hitler and the jews and then referring to blacks (being really racial)
ad hominem
you can't like atticus because he helps and likes blacks
hasty generalization
all black men steal/lie
faulty causality
guilt caused him to run
begging the question
miss caroline telling scout that atticus didn't know how to teach, she'd have to undo the damage of her reading
equivocation
mayella saying that her dad never touched a hair on her head
non sequitar
not used on final
the straw man
mayella trying to get an argument when atticus calls her ma'am