Coerce koh-urs verb coercing, coerced 1 to make someone do something by force or threat The workers supposedly agreed to a pay cut, but in reality they were coerced. 2 to get something by using force or threat The suspect claimed that his confession had been coerced. from Latin (coercere) the answer is IN 2014 THE United Nations CAIMED THAT SUDAN HAD COERCED DOZENS OF ERITREAN REFUGEES INTO RETURNING TO THEIR HOME COUNTRY

Read the sample student claim. if university education was made free for everyone, i would be thrilled because more people would go to college and pursue successful careers. why is this not an effective claim? check all that apply. it is a topic with two or more viewpoints. it does not contain the writer’s opinion. it is simply a personal preference or feeling. it does not present supporting evidence. it cannot be supported with logical reasons.