First, I think most U.S. residents would say Martin Luther King, Jr., was a great political leader. Since 71% of the U.S. residents we sampled said he was. Second, King was a committed Liberal; for, he was if he believed the U.S.'s highest political priority should be equality, and he did. Third, I think most U.S. residents do not think King was a great political leader because of his Liberalism. After all, most U.S. residents are not committed liberalism, since most people we sampled at last summer's gun shows weren't committed to liberalism.

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HINT: An Inductive Generalization supports a generalization about a group by referring to a sample of that group. This sub-argument's premises do not refer to a sample of the group addressed by the conclusion.

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