Dont really care how good it is I just need someone to do this if they are willing to. Choose a topic from the list below, use the internet to educate yourself on the pros and cons of a debate within that topic, choose a side on that debate, and then write a 600-700 word, argumentative essay.

Caution: do not try to represent both sides of the debate. You are to clearly stay on one side. The only time that you will ever venture over to address the opposing view is to rebut a critic of your side.

For the body paragraphs of this paper, you will quote your sources, and you will include a works cited page because you will support your views with evidence that is informed by research. See the MLA resources in the B03 module. That research should be apparent MAINLY through paraphrasing. Use quotations sparingly, as they can overwhelm your writerly voice.

It is important to note here that your evidence should NEVER come in the form of anecdotes, be they personal or about a friend or family member.

Then, you must analyze your evidence, explaining how and why it supports your topic sentence and, ultimately, your thesis statement.

Needless to say, you must also follow all rules on plagiarism and academic integrity.

The theme of this first paper includes topics in "Economics, history, morals, politics and society." Here is the list of topics that you may choose from:

The role and value of history in modern society
Wars, conflicts, and terrorism
The state and its institutions
Political systems, leadership, nationalism, and forms of government
The role of international organizations
The provision and politics of aid
Justice and the justice system; prison and rehabilitation
The role of the individual in society
Family, marriage and partnerships, social pressure, class, and social attitudes
Globalization and its impacts
Wealth and equality in society
Population and migration
Education (though not related to the model paper, year-round schooling)
Welfare
Sport and leisure
Work and employment
Industry and commerce
Freedom of speech, thought, and action
Human rights
Animal welfare
Matters of conscience, faith, and tolerance
If you prefer a "science" theme, here is a list of topics that you may choose from:

"Science (including its history, philosophy, ethics, general principles, and applications), environmental issues, and technology and mathematics." Here is the list of topics that you have to choose from:

Medical and scientific advances and their ethics
Drug testing, manufacture, and provision
Diet, health education, and provision of healthcare
Space exploration and its associated industry
Information and communications technology
Surveillance and privacy
Environmental concerns
Natural disasters including mitigation and management
Rural and urban concerns
Food and water security
Transport, travel, and tourism
The uses and applications of mathematics