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Based on you research up to this point, develop a 1-2 page persuasive solution to the chosen social problem, which should include the following:

• What solution(s) are proposed by whom (individuals, groups, ideologies, perspectives)?
• Which causes are addressed? Which are not?
• What solution(s) have been tried already?
• What solutions work?
• Research support?
• What additional problems do the solutions raise?

Also in a separate doc Part II

The 4-6 page final paper (not including the title and reference page) should be a culmination of the past weeks. There should be 3-5 scholarly sources included in APA citation format. Be sure to include any improvements and polishing that you made to your paper based on prior graded faculty feedback.

As a reminder, as you research your chosen social problem, you will develop the following components. These components will shed light on this social problem and will build towards a final paper and presentation of your social problem. Your faculty member will provide you with graded feedback along the way.

• Social Problem selection – 1-2 page statement/summary of the problem, which will serve as the project topic
• Historical Assessment of the problem – 1-2 page background of the social problem
• Comparison – 1-2 page First World comparison, which will show how another country has dealt with the same social problem
• Persuasive Solution – 1-2 page proposed solution to the social problem, which will educate an audience about ways in which this problem could be effectively handled
• Final Paper – 4-6 page synthesis of the prior components (topic, historical assessment, comparison, and persuasive solution), which will provide a cumulative examination and scholarly research of the social problem. Research sources should be presented in proper APA citation format.
• Presentation – a Word pamphlet or PowerPoint slide deck which can be used to educate others on the social problem, and which summarizes the material from the final paper