Human trafficking in Michigan

Introduction : This introduction section (1 paragraph) should include a summary of the narrowed, topic and why it is controversial. Write to a general audience. It should include your position on the topic BEFORE you did your research and analysis. Include your thesis statement (this is your topic plus your controlling idea—or how your opinion has been impacted by the research). Opposing Arguments: This section (3-5 paragraphs) should introduce, summarize, and paraphrase the oppositions’ main claims and the evidence that supports those claims. This should be written in an objective tone and with an eye to accuracy. Represent the opposition fairly. Use critical thinking and set aside your own biases. Who are the persons, institutions, agencies, etc. who support this position? What are their main arguments and how do they support these? Each paragraph needs to be fully and properly cited. Do NOT rely too much on direct quotations. Analysis: This section (3-5 paragraphs) is your chance to evaluate each of the opposing arguments presented in your references. Review logical fallacies and the material on critical thinking, Avoid logical fallacies Cite your work