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Argumentation Essay Write a 750-1000 word argumentation/persuasion essay using any approach as a method of development. A minimum of (2) credible resources are required for support. An effective argumentative essay must have evidence to make its case; most arguments that occur in daily life happen in the heat of the moment and are more likely directed toward saving one’s own pride than toward giving clear and supportive proof to one’s claims. Writing Approach Knowing how to brainstorm is going to save you from writing a weak essay. Also, knowing how to support your claims with evidence from outside sources will further strengthen your essay. For that reason, this assignment requires the use of two references. In addition, you will add a Works Cited page at the end of your essay. Finally, your Works Cited page will be in MLA (Modern Language Association) format so that all information provided will be easy for your reader to find. Writing Assignment- Purpose: to persuade Method of Development: your choice Choose your own topic, but make sure that it is something that can actually be argued. You cannot argue something that is a fact. You can argue for or against something. Reminders: Brainstorm for topics. Choose one topic, choose a method of development, and organize all details accordingly. Research for appropriate evidence to support your argument. While you are researching, be sure to note all information necessary to fill out your Works Cited page for that entry. Remember your Works Cited page must be in MLA format. The essay must be in proper MLA format: minimum of 5 paragraphs (introductory paragraphs that ends with a clearly written thesis statement that states the main purpose of the essay, a minimum of 3 supporting paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph) (with each paragraph consisting of a minimum of 5 sentences), a proper header, and a proper title page (the essay begins on the title page in MLA format). Academic essays should be written in third person; first and second person points of view are not used in this essay.