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The tactic used where candidates used insults to try and ruin their opponents reputation?
slander, which is lying about the opponent, also called political mudslinging
Propaganda is to speak unfavorably and biasedly about someone
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A campaign tactic started in 1828 to ruin the reputations of opponents was called?
Mudslinging.
What is a tactic used by opponents of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
They used a filibuster to delay a vote on the law.
When politicians run a TV campaign ad that personally attacks their opponents in a negative way this tactic is an example of which persuasive technique?
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What is the meaning of tactics in sport?
tactic in sports; a tactic is a game plan made before the start of the game to play against your opponents weeknesses and to your own strengths.here is a tactic in a game of badminton:i played an over head clear to the back of the court, my opponent did not expect this and did not get to the back of the court quick enough, therefor returned a weak shot, i went to the net so i was able to lunge there and and smash to the back lines of the court.what should you consider in a game with tactics?-the weather.-the score.-the time left.-your opponents weaknesses.-injuries- if a sub is replacing original opponent.-and if your opponent counters ( starts to get the drfit and figures out your tactic).(:
What is mudslinging?
Mudslinging is when the political candidates say bad things about each other. They are slinging ill remarks about their opponents. They may bring up a past indiscretion that has been long buried or elude to a possible lack of competence. The term "Mudslinging" originated back in the 19th century: a time when many politicians stood on crates or tree stumps to make a speech. Often, these politicians were the underdogs of the campaign, but spoke well and often had the solutions at hand, causing their opponents to worry about the outcome of the election. To counter the candidate, opponents, or their party, collected a group of people to, literally, sling mud at the candidate to disrupt the speech or gathering, thus taking the "wind from his sails". This old fashioned mudslinging has come to a new age with "Tea-Party" instigators invading "town hall" meetings of national leaders.
What was Gandhi's tactic that made him so unusual?
He changed things with peace and protest, even putting his life in danger at times. this was unusual at the time, as peaceful protest and putting your own life in danger instead of your opponents was unprecedented
How do use tactic in a sentence?
His tactic was transparent.
What is an defensive tactic in basketball?
there is no devensive tactic in basketballl
What is a pressure squeeze?
A pressure squeeze is a poker tactic where a player uses aggressive betting and raises to put pressure on their opponents, forcing them to make tough decisions. It is designed to capitalize on the opponent's uncertainty and potentially force them to fold a better hand.
How do you use the word skewer in a sentence?
(A skewer is a cooking or serving rod, and the verb similarly means to pierce, often metaphorically.)Paul grilled a skewer of vegetables for me.His favorite campaign tactic was to skewer the egos of his opponents by belittling their accomplishments.
Which is the best tactic of war?
The Best tactic is, attacking from the flanks.
What is a good tactic for a Chaos Space Marine player?
A winning tactic is a good tactic, every player got his own.
