Controversial Issue Persuasive Essay

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Controversial Issue Persuasive Essay Outline Guideline

Introduction Hook: Background info (with facts): Solution (thesis):

Body Paragraph #1 Topic sentence (point #1): Support (evidence): Commentary:

Body Paragraph #2 Topic sentence (point #2): Support (evidence): Commentary:

Body Paragraph #3 Topic sentence (point #3): Support (evidence): Commentary:

Body Paragraph #4 Topic sentence: Counterclaims (arguments against) 1, 2 & 3: Defense of counterclaims:

Conclusion Reinforce validity and strength of your solution/argument Relate back to impact on society and necessity for change.