Assignment Background: Your position on a topic should be informed by thorough research and fact-based evidence. Once you research and determine a position on a given topic, you must be able to support it effectively. For the Researched Argument, you will choose a debatable topic, state a position or thesis on it, and then support your position with evidence, arguments, and research. Assignment Purpose or Goal: First, you will choose a narrow, specific topic. Next, you will research the topic so that you can reach an informed position on it. Then, you will write an argumentative essay in which you state and support that position. Your position, or thesis, should be debatable (i.e., a reasonable person could disagree with it). You should use logos, pathos, and ethos to craft a supporting argument. As part of your argument, you will also present research that supports your argument and appropriately cite that research in both \"in-text citations\" and a Works Cited page. Expectations: Expectations: Give your essay a descriptive, engaging title that catches the reader's attention. Your introduction should \"hook\" the reader's attention, \"frame\" the topic by briefly summarizing the various views on it, and then state your position and some specific supporting reasons for it (that is, a clear, specific, detailed, purposeful thesis statement). The reader should know exactly where you stand, and precisely why, without reading anything else. The body paragraphs should present information that supports your thesis. You should explain exactly how the information supports it and make some arguments based on that information, facts, or evidence. Relate your ideas back to your thesis. Use Point-Evidence-Explanation paragraph structure. Use logos, pathos, and ethos. The paper should have a separate conclusion that restates the essay's thesis, summarizes its strongest supporting points, and ends the paper on a memorable or thought-provoking note. Outside research is required for this assignment. All information obtained through outside research should be cited with both in-text citations and a without reading anything else. The body paragraphs should present information that supports your thesis. You should explain exactly how the information supports it and make some arguments based on that information, facts, or evidence. Relate your ideas back to your thesis. Use Point-Evidence-Explanation paragraph structure. Use logos, pathos, and ethos. The paper should have a separate conclusion that restates the essay's thesis, summarizes its strongest supporting points, and ends the paper on a memorable or thought-provoking note. Outside research is required for this assignment. All information obtained through outside research should be cited with both in-text citations and a Works Cited page. Use MLA-style. Requirements: e States and supports a debatable, specific, detailed position (or thesis) o Uses MLA-style heading, in-text citations, and Works Cited page. e Cites 6 or more outside sources both \"in-text\" and in the Works Cited page. e Runs at least 1000 words