Have a clearly stated thesis that argues a position concerning an issue or makes a persuasive assertion concerning a general topic
Briefly define your issue or topic and give relevant background information so your reader can understand your argument/persuasive assertion
Be well-supported using solid reasons and evidence from at least six (but not more than ten) credible sources
Smoothly integrate and cite quoted and paraphrased material through the use of signal phrases and in-text citations
Have a clear and effective pattern of organization
Acknowledge, accommodate, and/or refute opposing viewpoints (if needed)
Have a tone that establishes credibility and authority with readers by using ethos, pathos, and logos; this paper should be written in third person
Avoid copying/pasting the content paragraphs from your Annotated Bibliography other than the works cited entries
Have MLA-style works cited page listing the sources you used
Be proofread and edited before submission
Length: 5-7 pages
Have a clearly stated thesis that argues a position concerning an issue or makes
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