Based on your topic and chosen audience, create a thesis statement. Remember, a thesis statement should be direct and focused, arguable so others can agree or disagree with your position, and supportable with the evidence you’ll gather. Your thesis statement will identify your main claim about your topic and the main supporting points you’ll be developing in the body of your letter. Font Sizes

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Part C
Search for online resources or books in the library to find out more about the topic you selected. You’ll use this information to support your thesis statement with strong, relevant, and substantial evidence that supports your position. To cite your sources, use either MLA or APA format.

What sources will you consult while writing your letter?

List your sources in MLA or APA format.
Note why you selected each source.

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Part D
Now write your letter explaining your stance on the issue you chose. Your writing should reflect a strong opinion on the topic. Your arguments in favor of your position should be supported by evidence. Be sure to use a business letter format for this assignment.

As you write, keep these characteristics of an adequate letter in mind:

a knowledgeable claim that’s supported with relevant evidence
a claim and a counterclaim that are represented fairly and thoroughly
smooth and logical flow of ideas using transitions to enhance coherence
sophisticated use of language with impressive control of grammar conventions
formal style and objective tone