Write an analysis from counter’s POVB.

Working title)I. IntroductionA. Hook and introduce topicB. Still introducing topic to audienceC. ThesisII. Background / history (define your topic) possibly using research and commentaryA. History/background (Build in chronological order for history)1.Relevant research/commentary on how this context/history is important to the evolution of the topic/issue—your history/background —continue throughout this section in this manner2.Relevant research/commentaryB. Has led to Current Situation1. Relevant research/commentary on the current situation—any important current research on the issue as it stands today2. Relevant research/commentary.III. Causal Argument – the “meat” of your paper. You may add more letters if you will be exploring more than two causes OR effects.A. Cause OR Effect A1. Relevant research and analysis/ argument2. Relevant research and analysis / argumentB. Cause OR Effect B1. Relevant research and analysis / argument2. Relevant research and analysis / argumentV. Counterargument or Counterclaim – consider one cause or effect that, based on your research, you have determined is invalid. Acknowledge this alternate cause or effect then refute it as invalid or inconsequential.A. Counterargument(s)1. Relevant research2. Analysis from counter’s POVB. Rebuttal to counterargument(s)1. Relevant research, if needed2. Rebut logically and fairly the preceding counter argumentVI. Conclusion / (Transition for proposal)A. Resummarize the major points of your essay and leave your reader with something new to think about & ponder.