For each argument on the PDF document (attached), list what premise indicators (like "because") or conclusion indicators (like "therefore") there are, if any. Some arguments have one or two indicators. Some have no indicators! If there are no indicators, write "none." Then, list the conclusion of each argument. Write your answers in a Word document or Google document, and submit this document on the LMS. Page3 of 4Barack Obama: Guns Are Our Shared Responsibilityby Barack Obama, New York Times, January 7, 2016https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/08/opinion/president-barack-obama-guns-are-our-shared-responsibility.htmlThe epidemic of gun violence in our country is a crisis. Gun deaths and injuries constitute one of thegreatest threats to public health and to the safety of the American people. Every year, more than 30,000Americans have their lives cut short by guns. Suicides. Domestic violence. Gang shootouts. Accidents.Hundreds of thousands of Americans have lost brothers and sisters, or buried their own children. We're theonly advanced nation on earth that sees this kind of mass violence with this frequency.A national crisis like this demands a national response. Reducing gun violence will be hard. It's clear thatcommon-sense gun reform won't happen during this Congress. It won't happen during my presidency. Still,there are steps we can take now to save lives. And all of us at every level of government, in the privatesector and as citizens - have to do our part.We all have a responsibility.On Tuesday, I announced new steps I am taking within my legal authority to protect the American peopleand keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous people. They include making: that anybodyengaged in the business of selling firearms conducts back-ground checks, expanding access to mental healthtreatment and improving gun safety technology. These actions won't prevent every act of violence, or saveevery life - but if even one life is spared, they will be well worth the effort.Even as I continue to take every action possible as president, I will also take every action I can as a citizen. Iwill not campaign for, vote for or support any candidate, even in my own party, who does not supportcommon-sense gun reform. And if the 90 percent of Americans who do support common-sense gunreforms join me, we will elect the leadership we deserve.All of us have a role to play including gun owners. We need the vast majority of responsible gun ownerswho grieve with us after every mass shooting, who support common-sense gun safety and who feel thattheir views are not being properly represented, to stand with us and demand that leaders heed the voices ofthe people they are supposed to represent.The gun industry also needs to do its part. And that starts with manufacturers.ZOOM+2² Page

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For each argument on the PDF document (attached), list what premise indicators (like &#34;because&#34;) or conclusion indicators (like &#34;therefore&#34;) there are, if any. Some arguments have one or two indicators. Some have no indicators! If there are no indicators, write &#34;none.&#34; Then, list the conclusion of each argument. Write your answers in a Word document or Google document, and submit this document on the LMS. Page3 > of 4Barack Obama: Guns Are Our Shared Responsibilityby Barack Obama, New York Times, January 7, 2016https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/08/opinion/president-barack-obama-guns-are-our-shared-responsibility.htmlThe epidemic of gun violence in our country is a crisis. Gun deaths and injuries constitute one of thegreatest threats to public health and to the safety of the American people. Every year, more than 30,000Americans have their lives cut short by guns. Suicides. Domestic violence. Gang shootouts. Accidents.Hundreds of thousands of Americans have lost brothers and sisters, or buried their own children. We're theonly advanced nation on earth that sees this kind of mass violence with this frequency.A national crisis like this demands a national response. Reducing gun violence will be hard. It's clear thatcommon-sense gun reform won't happen during this Congress. It won't happen during my presidency. Still,there are steps we can take now to save lives. And all of us at every level of government, in the privatesector and as citizens - have to do our part.We all have a responsibility.On Tuesday, I announced new steps I am taking within my legal authority to protect the American peopleand keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous people. They include making: that anybodyengaged in the business of selling firearms conducts back-ground checks, expanding access to mental healthtreatment and improving gun safety technology. These actions won't prevent every act of violence, or saveevery life - but if even one life is spared, they will be well worth the effort.Even as I continue to take every action possible as president, I will also take every action I can as a citizen. Iwill not campaign for, vote for or support any candidate, even in my own party, who does not supportcommon-sense gun reform. And if the 90 percent of Americans who do support common-sense gunreforms join me, we will elect the leadership we deserve.All of us have a role to play including gun owners. We need the vast majority of responsible gun ownerswho grieve with us after every mass shooting, who support common-sense gun safety and who feel thattheir views are not being properly represented, to stand with us and demand that leaders heed the voices ofthe people they are supposed to represent.The gun industry also needs to do its part. And that starts with manufacturers.ZOOM+2² Page <4PHIL 2505 | UNIT 2 AS1 | PRACTICE UNDERSTANDING ARGUMENTSAs Americans, we hold consumer goods to high standards to keep our families and communities safe. Carshave to meet safety and emis-sions requirements. Food has to be clean and safe. We won't end the cycle ofgun violence until we demand that the gun industry take sim-ple actions to make its products safer as well. Ifa child can't open a bottle of aspirin, we should also make sure she can't pull a gun trigger.of 4At a time when manufacturers are enjoying soaring profits, they should invest in research to make gunssmarter and safer, like developing microstamping for ammunition, which can help trace bullets found atcrime scenes to specific guns. And like all industries, gun manufacturers owe it to their customers to bebetter corporate citizens by selling weapons only to responsible actors.Yet today, the gun industry is almost entirely unaccountable. Thanks to the gun lobby's decades of efforts,Congress has blocked our con-sumer products safety experts from being able to require that firearms haveeven the most basic safety measures. They've made it harder for the government's public health experts toconduct research on gun violence. They've guaranteed that manufacturers enjoy virtual immunity fromlawsuits, which means that they can sell lethal products and rarely face consequences. As parents, wewouldn't put up with this if we were talking about faulty car seats. Why should we tolerate it for products -guns that kill so many children each year?4Ultimately, this is about all of us. We are not asked to perform the heroism of 15-year-old Zaevion Dobsonfrom Tennessee, who was killed before Christmas while shielding his friends from gunfire. We are not askedto display the grace of the countless victims' families who have dedicated themselves to ending this senselessviolence. But we must find the courage and the will to mobilize, organize and do what a strong, sensiblecountry does in response to a crisis like this one.Change will be hard. It won't happen overnight. But securing a woman's right to vote didn't happenovernight. The liberation of African-Americans didn't happen overnight. Advancing the rights of lesbian,gay, bisexual & transgender Americans has taken decades' of work.All of us need to demand leaders brave enough to stand up to the gun lobby's lies. All of us need to standup and protect our fellow citizens. All of us need to demand that governors, mayors and our representativesin Congress do their part.Those moments represent American democracy, and the American people, at our best. Meeting this crisis ofgun violence will require the same relentless focus, over many years, at every level. If we can meet thismoment with that same audacity, we will achieve the change we seek. And we will leave a stronger, safercountry to our children.Summarize and rewrite this argument in formal premise/conclusion form:ZOOM+2²

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Gun crime is one of the major concerns plaguing the US society today. Therefore, a lot of factions,…