(invention) Outline for Project 3

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This is one of my invention works where I show how I brainstorm I did as part of my homework to help me out with my project 3 essay. I color-coded everything to help me visualize how I want my essay to be. This helped me with knowing when to put the opposing side of the argument and just make it more professional.



 6+sorces- at least 2000 words 

Both sides           Opposing side My side 

  1. Intro- engage  

  1. Include theses in the intro 

  1. Introduce/ explain nuclear missiles 

  1. Summary of opposing view 

  1. Connect with the audience by agreeing to their side! 

  1. Talk about Hiroshima and Nagasaki 

  1. Talk about the number of people the bombs killed 

  1. Counter with the number of American soldiers it saved and the war it ended 

  1. Then talk about the after effects caused by the bomb. 

  1. Summary on my side 

  1. Talk about nuclear deterrence. 

  1. Counter with the fear people live with   

  1. Give examples of accidents (involving Nuclear warheads) that may have led to lives lost.  

  1. Talk about how we should control the number of nukes we have 

  1. Talk about treads we have, to protect ourselves 

  1. Include fun facts about our arsenal by using the .gov website in project 2  

  1. Talk about our government's plans and percussion.  

  1. Bring it back to a mutual understanding   

  1. Conclusion  

  1. Work cited page.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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