Comparative Politics Project

1^st Part

Write a tentative thesis based on your chosen question above. Your thesis lets the reader know what political issue you will tackle in the United States.

Using the research you began gathering about the United States, submit a final thesis statement and outline for your Comparative Politics Project. In the outline show where you will insert your research quotations and citations.

USA. “Describe what you feel will be one or two key economic and social issues to be debated at the 2016 Presidential elections in the United States – based on your work in this class. What direction do you feel should be taken in the country in order to solve the specific problems mentioned?”

The last part of your thesis should include a “seed” of thought to indicate where you stand on the question.

Gather 4-6 or more quotations or citations, using APA style. After you gather your research documentation, revise your thesis as needed to fit the facts.

2^nd Part

Submit the final draft of your Comparative Politics Project. Before you submit any work, be sure to check the Guidelines for Writing Research Papers in Course Materials.

For additional help on writing a research paper, check out all the links in the online library. This includes sample citations and a sample research paper.

Remember, your final paper should follow the format outlined below:

1. Title Page
2. Body – 5 pages in length
3. References page – in APA format.

More Information

The 1st Part is just a a thesis and outline of the United States related to this question “USA. “Describe what you feel will be one or two key economic and social issues to be debated at the 2016 Presidential elections in the United States – based on your work in this class. What direction do you feel should be taken in the country in order to solve the specific problems mentioned?” In addition to the other info listed with it.

The topic is Comparative Politics