• 1-sentence thesis statement summarizing your argument (in the introductory paragraph)
• At least 3 quotes or paraphrases from course readings of your choosing (not including prompt quotes)
• Use of at least three terms we’ve learned so far in the course (e.g., impeachment)
• Use at least one quote or paraphrase from news articles published after December 15, 2021, to support your argument
• The introduction should include a brief one or two sentence road map of your paper after the thesis statement (unless that’s already included in your thesis statement itself)
• Works cited pagetopic : Do you think the Trump and Biden administrations were correct to place a time limit on the war in Afghanistan? Despite widespread support for an end to the so-called “forever war,” the pullout itself was considered a disaster. What went wrong and how could it have been done differently? What are the most important repercussions, both in the US and Afghanistan, of the end of the US occupation? Be sure to include lots of specific examples supporting your argument, 3 quotes and paraphrases from class readings (this can include the textbook’s chapter on “Foreign Policy,” even though we won’t be reading that as a class), and one quote or paraphrase from an article published since December 15, 2021.
  Use of at least one news articles from after December 15 2021to support your argument
  At least 3 quotes