Now that you’ve watched Carter and Reagan debate, it’s time to weigh in with your own opinions! Write a three-paragraph essay analyzing this debate, and the arguments both candidates presented about inflation.

Include examples of arguments and claims made by BOTH candidates, along with the data and information they used to back up their opinions. Be sure to include arguments and claims related to inflation, a major economic challenge at the time of this debate.
Was there a time one of the candidates effectively refuted evidence provided by his opponent? If so, share an example of this in your essay.
Who do you think “won” this portion of the debate? In other words, which candidate presented the best evidence, has the best plan to fight inflation, and who would you vote for? Be sure to include these opinions in your essay, and make sure your opinions are supported by reasons and evidence.
Be sure your essay includes three paragraphs, and that it is written using spelling and grammar appropriate for a school assignment. You are welcome to complete your own research to add to this essay – if you choose to do this, be sure to cite your sources at the end of the essay.

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