pls help me do an introduction paragraph for this argumentative/academic paper.

rules:

with clear citations from your sources, create one to two page rough draft of your paper ( I just need help with intro paragraph and body paragraph if possible) . In rough draft, you begin to develop your argument through citation of sources that supports the thesis statement. written in good American English.

using this paper proposal to get an idea :

The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution caused a big shift in the population, economic structures, and society overall. This leads me to ask a few significant questions, such as how these changes influenced each other and shaped history during the revolution. Looking through the economic and population growth shown by Muldrew and Allen and the dive into demographic dynamics by Feinstein shown in Hudson's (2014) 'The Industrial Revolution,' combined with the history of environmental pollution during the Renaissance (renaissance lead to capitalism, which lead to industrial revolution?) as shown in Jarrige and Le Roux's (2020) "The Contamination of the Earth: A History of Pollutions in the Industrial Age," can help me break down how the population dynamics got intertwined with the economic growth, and labor exploitation. Particularly diving into the labor exploitation of women and children who, during the industrial revolution, were working in workshops, factories, and households. Being able to understand how this all connects and effects each other can help everybody understand how the industrial revolution, despite having great effects on the economy at the time, took advantage of workers, polluted the environment, and caused a wealth gap, negatively impacting a large portion of society. Work Cited: Hudson, P. (2014). The industrial revolution. Hodder Arnold. Jarrige, F., & Le Roux, T. (2020). The contamination of the earth : a history of pollutions in the industrial age (J. Egan & M. Egan, Trans.). The MIT Press. Allen, R. C. (2015). The high wage economy and the industrial revolution: a restatement. The Economic History Review, 68(1), 1-22. https://doi.org/10.1111/ehr.12079

underlined is thesis.