SOC 3750 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Dime (United States Coin), Police Misconduct, Thesis Statement

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 3750
• Professor: Michelle Dumas

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Helps to write an outline rst - helps keep focus when writing the paper (know where you want. Rst or last argument should be your strongest one - it is up to you how you write and what. Introduction to go, information is already sitting there, can keep it organized) you choose to use. Try and avoid throughout history ideas for intro - you don"t need to be this broad and. Introduce what the main topic of your paper is. B) thesis statement (with supporting main points) Be speci c and clear when deciding on your topic. Background information - sometimes background to arguments you will use. She often waits until her whole paper is done to choose her thesis - you don"t have to do. How are you going to back up this argument. Take a stand - this is an argumentative paper. You are trying to argue something and sell her on an idea.