ROUGH publish For Essay 1 (I have attached the outline for Essay 1, which I also got done by studypool last time. I’m attaching the outline so that you have an idea of what info to put for the rough publish. Especially, because you can use the textual evidence used in the outline. Also, for the sources, as it says we need to use “at least 3 of the texts used in class”. So, I have attached 3 sources that you may use. One of them is a tedtalk video, which I put the link to it below. The other 2 are texts. I have attached the pdf of both the texts on my assignment instructions. Thank you.
Essay #1: Who is Responsible for the Nations’ Health?
Directions:
Write the rough publish of your essay.
Your rough publish should be about 2-3 pages and address the prompt above.
It should adhere to MLA format (double-spaced, use 12 font Calibri or Times New Roman) and cite authors accordingly.
The works cited page must be written on a separate page and include all your sources (at least 3 of the texts used in class).
How to Structure Your Essay:
Introduction (1-2 paragraphs)
Your introduction should address the following questions:
What is your stand?
Who do you believe is to blame for the health crisis confronting the United States?
Your answer to these questions will comprise your argument. Mention which author you believe is right and makes the more persuasive argument.
Body (3-4 paragraphs)
Your body paragraphs should do the following:
Discuss your specific claims. Each claim should be discussed in a separate paragraph. What reasons do you have for feeling the way you do? Which text(s) or author(s) are you basing your beliefs on?
What specific evidence do you provide to back your argument and claims? Make sure you provide specific examples from the class readings.
Include your opponents’ counterarguments in one of your body paragraphs.
Conclusion (1-2 paragraphs)
Your conclusion should wrap everything up. In order to do this, consider addressing the following questions:
What do you believe the future holds for the overall health of our nation’s citizens?
What role should our government take in responding to the health crisis?
Should food companies be penalized, and if so, how?
Should consumers simply be allowed to make their own choices?