Sticking to the guidelines of the final paper format you are to write an introductory paragraph, thesis statement, outline, and bibliography for your final paper. In addition, you are required to underline your thesis statement.
INTRO AND THESIS: In the introductory paragraph, you need to briefly summarize your issue, define the problem, and state the current dilemma the problem presents regarding American policy. This should entail about 6 to 8 sentences. Next, you are to write and UNDERLINE your thesis statement. A thesis statement is the position you are planning to take in this position paper. Your thesis statement should be no longer than 2 sentences (but most are typically one sentence).
OUTLINE: The outline should include a brief description of every argumentative point you are going to make in your final position paper. If you are unclear as to what the outline should look like, here is an example (it is just an example, you may use an alternative and you may choose not to address counter arguments) format you may follow:
1. 1st Argumentative point backing up your thesis statement
a. Elaboration on the argumentative point
i. Evidence
b. Counter argument
c. Why the counter argument is incorrect or misguided
i. Evidence
2. 2nd Argumentative point backing up your thesis statement
a. Elaboration on the argumentative point
i. Evidence
b. Counter argument
c. Why the counter argument is incorrect or misguided
i. Evidence
Please note, outlines that were clearly thrown together at the last minute nor have at least partially elaborated points will be penalized.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: You are to provide a properly formatted bibliography with all the required references for your paper. Any formatting or reference requirement questions please referring to the paper formatting guide on my Learning Website and the Final Paper Prompt.
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