Roe v. Wade

I. Thesis & Introduction
A. Statement
B. Overview/Background

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   II. Main Point
   A. Summary and explanation of the meaning and significance of the clause given by any one of the following early writings on the Constitution:
3. Hamilton, Madison, Jay. The Federalist Papers (Links to an external site.), 1788
4. William Rawle, A View of the Constitution (Links to an external site.), 1829.
5. Joseph Story, Commentaries on the Constitution (Links to an external site.), 1833.
   B. Subpoint
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   III. Main Point
   A. Summary of one Supreme Court case that addresses your clause. Be sure to quote and explain the most important passages of the court cases directly in your paper.
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    IV. Main Point
    A. Use of at least three scholarly peer-reviewed journal articles on your chosen clause.
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B. Subpoint

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   V. Conclusion & Future Research
   A. Closing
3. Clear and concise summation of how student’s research supports thesis.
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   B. Future Research
5. Brief discussion of possible future research on topic.
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   VI. APA Style in-text citations and references where appropriate