Argumentative: Privacy vs. Security

✍️ Today's hook

Should governments have access to private communications for national security.

🔥 Warm-up scribble

Describe yesterday's weather like a movie trailer.

🪶 Mentor sentence

🥐 "Her hands shook as she opened the envelope." (We don't need to be told she's nervous.)

What to do

Should governments have access to private communications for national security? Be sure to include an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

What to include

1ClaimState a clear, debatable claim.
2EvidenceSupport with facts, data, or examples.
3CounterclaimAddress the opposing viewpoint.
4ReasoningExplain how evidence supports the claim.
5ConclusionRestate claim and summarize key points.

Aim for at least 200 words (up to 600).

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Should governments have access to private communications for national security? Be sure to include an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion.

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