Manifesto and Argument Analysis

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Facts used to support the warrant
Reasons and evidences that the claim is reasonable and should be accepted (correct)
Problems or controversies about which people disagree
The bottom line conclusion or position of the argument

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A published declaration of intentions, motives, or views.

Opposing viewpoints in an argument.

Reasons and evidence in an argument.

An essay expressing a stance on an issue.

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Sets the stage for an essay, stating the issue and background.

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A manifesto is a public declaration of principles, goals, and intentions, often used to express a strong belief or ideology.

A refutation in an argument is a counterargument that opposes or contradicts the main argument, used to respond to potential criticisms and strengthen one's own position.
A support in an argument is evidence, data, or reasoning that reinforces the main argument, helping to build a convincing case.

A position paper is a document that presents an opinion or stance on a specific issue, often used to persuade others or to present a well-informed viewpoint.
The introduction in an essay is the opening section that sets the stage for the rest of the writing, typically including a hook, background information, and a thesis statement.