Write an essay that effectively argues your position on the prompt and presents evidence from the texts as support. Evaluate and utilize outside sources, effective quoting and clear analysis. Use and apply rhetorical strategies learned in your own argument.Required Research/Readings:This essay will require a minimum of five (5) outside sources, which you will need to find. These source need to be reliable, credible and correctly cited in MLA. You need to introduce these sources as you use them in the essay and correctly cite them in a Works Cited page. Length: 6-7 pages (not including Works Cited)Background: If you have ever had to convince your parents to let you borrow the car or stay out late, or convince a friend or a partner that you should get pizza tonight and not sushi, you have (possibly subconsciously) used argumentative/persuasion tactics to convince the other person to agree with you. One of the greatest tools that we have as writers is the power to persuade others, a skill that will be useful to you far beyond English class. The main purpose of an argument/persuasive essay is to convince your audience to take your side on an issue by presenting a logical idea and supporting it with specific and appropriate researched evidence. Prompt:For this assignment, you will develop an argumentative essay that establishes a clear claim, supports it with researched sources and refutes at least one counter argument. You will have three options:A. Choose a controversial local (San Diego County) issue and argue in favor of one side.
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