INSTRUCTIONSArgument Papers: You will write a1 pageArgument paper.Topics for your argumentwill be chosen by you, or drawn from 1.2.III(also foundin the Argument Papermodule on D2L).In writing your paperyou will state an issue, pick a position, and then state, in one sentence each, premises in support of that position.Once you have written the skeletal form of the argument, you will then provide a paragraph length discussion/explanation of your premises and how they support your position/conclusion.The stated premises will provide the topic sentences for each individual paragraph.Each paper will adhere to the following formatprecisely(example for illustration only):Issue:Whether the 1965 Minnesota Twins could have beaten the 1927 New York Yankees in a 7 Game Series.Position:The 1965 Minnesota Twins could have beaten the 1927 New York Yankees in a 7 Game Series.Premise 1:The Twins 4 man pitching rotation stacks up better in a seven game series.Premise 2:The Twins defense was strongerat every position.Premise 3:The Twins had better all-around hitting.(Paragraphs with each of your premises as topic sentences go here)These argument papers must be developed based on your own ideas and thinking, and should not be considered research papers.DO NOT DO RESEARCH FOR THESE! In that light, argument papers which report informati
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