Alcohol Abuse in Oklahoma. Social Sciences Essay Paper

hello, on the first 4 pages you write the essay 3 connecting through classical argument. directions are attached.
Then on 1 page will be the essay 3 journal. here are the directions;
Journal 3: Topic Proposal
Assignment Directions:
For this assignment, you will write an in-depth topic proposal for Essay 3. The topic proposal is to ensure that you thoroughly consider your topic from all angles before committing to it. Without the topic proposal, you might choose a topic that is too broad to address, select a topic that is too narrow, select a topic that will prove difficult to sufficiently research, devise a claim that is impossible to support, devise a thesis that is a mere statement of fact rather than an arguable claim, or compose a report rather than an argument. As you can see, the potential pitfalls are many, so writing a topic proposal is a necessity before beginning Essay 3.
To complete this assignment, you will do the following:
In two paragraphs, briefly describe your topic. In the first paragraph, provide an overview of the issue at large. In the second paragraph, explain your views on the issue and give a tentative thesis (arguable, defendable claim).
In one paragraph, briefly describe how this issue affects the audience (Oklahomans, Americans, global citizens, etc.). What social, economic, and cultural implications exist as a result of this issue?
In two paragraphs, describe how you will approach your topic. In the first paragraph, explain what aspects of the issue you will analyze. In the second paragraph, explain what evidence you will use to support your stance on the issue.
Finally, in one paragraph, describe how you will approach your audience. Since you are writing for a specific audience, what type of language and tone will you employ? What background context and history will you need to provide? What cultural and/or historical factors will you have to consider?
Other Requirements:
Submit to the Instructor as a DOCX file (Microsoft Word default)
You should have a total of six paragraphs for this assignment. A paragraph should contain between 5-8 sentences.

EH Division 1 ENGL 1113: Composition I Essay 3: Connecting through Classical Argument Value: 200 points Deadline: Due Lesson 12 Goal: While in essay 2 you synthesized information as part of an investigation of a larger issue, in essay 3 you will build on your investigative skills to take a position in an argument. For this assignment, you will write a classical argument based on an issue that is arguable and defendable. Ultimately, an audience will be persuaded with effective rhetorical appeals and sound evidence. Suggested Writing Prompts & Rhetorical Situations (Choose One of the following prompts):  Write an essay that presents a problem and proposes a solution for an issue that affects Oklahomans and/or Americans. Using the classic argument structure, present the problem in the introduction and narration sections. Present your solution to the problem in the thesis and use the argument, refutation, and conclusion sections of your paper for your solution. Through your investigation of the problem, collect sources that explain the problem and that propose solutions. Choose the best sources to use in your paper. The solution that you present can come from a credible source, or you may decide to propose your own solution. In any case, use strong rhetorical appeals and avoid logical fallacies. Be sure that your solution does not create more problems. For example, if you are writing about a food-related issue, decide if you want your solution to focus on:  the individual level (how a person can avoid fast food or learn to cook);  the community level (what non-profit groups in OKC are doing to address food scarcity);  the state level (whether school lunch guidelines should change); or  the federal level (what laws and regulations should be enacted to change how food is labeled).  Write an essay convincing Americans to care about a global issue by showing readers how they are connected even though it seems far away. Follow the classic argument pattern in your essay and rely heavily on the rhetorical triangle. Use pathos to connect the reader to the issue, logos to explain the scope of the issue, and ethos to build your credibility by citing trustworthy sources and/or by using your own reasoning and experience. For example, if you are writing about consumer goods and services:  argue that American consumers’ desire for inexpensive clothes, shoes, and technology fuels child labor and poor working conditions in factories where these goods are made; EH Division 2  persuade readers that lack of Internet access, either in a developing country or in the OKC metro, contributes to other social and economic problems; or  Write a persuasive essay that follows the classic argument structure. Use any of the following websites to find topics: debate.org, “301 Prompts for Argumentative Writing” from The New York Times, Opposing Viewpoints database (from OCCC library website), procon.org, or intelligencesquared.com. Invention Techniques: Before writing the essay, begin identifying your issue through a series of invention techniques, including but not limited to the following: brainstorming, listing, clustering, questioning, and conducting preliminary research. You must submit invention techniques as part of the final essay grade. Planning & Organization Process: After the invention process, it is important to begin planning the organizational pattern for the essay. Planning includes gathering and evaluating sources, identifying your thesis, establishing main ideas (or topic sentences) for each paragraph, supporting each paragraph with appropriate evidence, and creating ideas for the introductory and concluding paragraphs. You must submit evidence of a planning process as part of the final essay grade. Drafting & Revision Process: Once you have completed the planning process, write a rough draft of your essay. Next, take steps necessary to improve, polish, and revise your draft before turning it in for a final grade. The revision process includes developing ideas, ensuring the thesis statement connects to the main ideas of each paragraph, taking account of your evidence and supporting details, checking for proper use of MLA citation style, reviewing source integration, avoiding plagiarism, and proofreading for formatting and grammatical errors. Requirements:  MLA Format  4-6 pages (double spaced), not including the Works Cited page  In-text citations in the body of your essay  Works Cited page with your credible sources  A minimum of three sources  Invention techniques, research process, planning and organizational process, rough draft, revision material, and final draft submitted with the final draft as the first pages