Which are parts of an effective argument? check all that apply.
1.) a claim
2.)unreliable sources
3.)evidence
4.)biased opinions
5.)a counterclaim
6.)a bibliography

A claim, evidence, a counterclaim

The answers are:

To "win" a discussion, it is important to choose arguments appropriately and to conduct them in a logical way. Embedding your speech in examples, comparisons, statistics, surveys and witnesses is a great way to pass credibility on what you are talking about.  Arguing is more than putting forth an idea. It is to provide elements to generate support for the thesis that is defended. In this sense, one of the most efficient ways of doing this is by means of arguments based on facts, evidence and counterarguments

the carthaginian general hannibal

bipartisan basally means two groups of people who dont agree with each other (republican and democrat) make an agreement or work with each other