Every visual is an argument. 

If you use a source from the internet, you must cite it correctly. It may be up to you to locate the required information to create a complete citation. 

In college, you encounter arguments on a ____________ basis; in fact, both class discussions and academic writing often take the form of argument. 

Describe the Supreme Court’s position on federalism from the founding of the republic to the present day. Discuss at least two landmark cases that you believe have been most influential in shaping federal–state relations. Has the Supreme Court’s position changed frequently, or has its stance been generally consistent, despite a few unique periods?

In addition to demonstrating that your proposal will work, you should also establish feasibility(the solution is practical) and you should discuss the benefits that would come with the solution. 

Discuss the impact of Texas’s traditionalistic individualistic political culture on Texas government and politics. Is this form of political culture weakening today or shifting toward something else?

What are interest groups and why are they important in our political system? How are they important to legislators?

A proposal argument convinces people that a problem exists and that your solution is both feasible and worthwhile. 

Which statement concerning women’s suffrage in Texas is correct?

When does  interest-group capture occur?