I. Introduction

A$.$ Begin with a concise, attention$-$grabbing sentence

B$.$ Provide background information to introduce the topic

C$.$ Include your thesis statement

II$.$ Body

A$.$ Paragraph $1$

$1.$ Include the topic sentence for your first main point to introduce the paragraph.

$2.$ Continue with supporting evidence and examples, and be sure to include citations.

$3.$ Explain what your evidence$/$examples mean in the context of your thesis.

$4.$ Briefly summarize and transition to your next main point.

B$.$ Paragraph $2$

$1.$ Include the topic sentence for your first main point to introduce the paragraph.

$2.$ Continue with supporting evidence and examples, and be sure to include citations.

$3.$ Explain what your evidence$/$examples mean in the context of your thesis.

$4.$ Briefly summarize and transition to your next main point.

C$.$ Paragraph $3$

$1.$ Include the topic sentence for your first main point to introduce the paragraph.

$2.$ Continue with supporting evidence and examples, and be sure to include citations.

$3.$ Explain what your evidence$/$examples mean in the context of your thesis.

$4.$ Briefly summarize and transition to your next main point.

D$.$ Possible Paragraph $4($continue with additional body paragraphs as needed in order to fully develop your thesis$).$

$1.$ Include the topic sentence for your first main point to introduce the paragraph.

$2.$ Continue with supporting evidence and examples, and be sure to include citations.

$3.$ Explain what your evidence$/$examples mean in the context of your thesis.

$4.$ Briefly summarize and transition to your next main point.

III. Conclusion

A$.$ Summarize your main points. Avoid adding any new ideas or evidence.

B$.$ Restate your thesis.

C$.$ Include closing thoughts that might suggest a needed action or look into the future.

IV$.$ References