List a formal argument (premise 1, premise 2, etc.)

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An introduction section (at least one paragraph) where your Thesis Statement and any definitions you find useful can be found.
An argumentative section where you make arguments for your Thesis Statement.
A counter-argument section where you consider some concrete objection to your view (notice it says “consider”; this should be longer than a sentence, and you should discuss the reasons why someone would disagree with you, not just the fact that some people do).
A rejoinder section (the counter-argument to the counter-argument); Why was the objection you listed above wrong? What was wrong with it?
A bibliography (with at least 2 sources)
List a formal argument (premise 1, premise 2, etc.)
be between 1200 and 1500 words long (recommended)
consider more than 1 possible counter-argument (keep in mind that every counter-argument needs to be fleshed out)
have more than one supporting argument for your conclusion (basically, you can over-argue for your Thesis Statement by listing multiple arguments, but again, keep in mind that each one needs to be fleshed out; I recommend only 1 main argument).
a concluding paragraph (chances are if you include it I won’t read it).

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