This document outlines the structure of an argumentative essay, including an introduction with a hook, background, and thesis statement. The argument is then developed through three claims supported by multiple pieces of evidence each. Potential opposing arguments are addressed by refuting two views. The essay concludes by restating the importance of the topic and describing what may happen depending on if the argument is accepted or rejected.

1. Argumentative Essay Outline
1) Introduction
a) Hook
b) Background information
c) Thesis
2) Argument Developing
a) First claim
i) Evidence 1a
ii) Evidence 1b
iii) Evidence 1c
b) Second claim
i) Evidence 2a
ii) Evidence 2b
iii) Evidence 2c
c) Third claim
i) Evidence 3a
ii) Evidence 3b
iii) Evidence 3c
3) Refuting Opponents’ Arguments
a) Opposing view 1
i) Refutation 1
b) Opposing view 2
i) Refutation 2
4) Conclusion
a) Restate the importance of your issue
b) Paint a picture of the world depicting what would happen if your argument
is (or is not) implemented