History, 18.03.2021 05:40, ecolifesfsu4949

The sentence "...meaning that no matter what kinds of sins they had committed on Earth, they would be forgiven and would go to Heaven when they died. Because of this, all sorts of unusual people agreed to go on these Crusades" is an example of which TYPES of bias? A Bias by labelling
B Bias by omission
C Bias by spin
D Bias by selection of sources

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