Manifesto

It is a declaration of a writer's plans, views, and motives. These writings can range from a few paragraphs to hundreds of pages in length.

• manifesto

• position paper

• concept paper

• research paper

There is no universal structure for writing a manifesto.

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The intention of a manifesto is to inspire, whether it is made public for other readers or only meant to be read by the writer.

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Writing a manifesto means writing down your goals, your purpose, and your plans for the future.

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A ________ is a piece of writing that some people use to help keep them focused on meeting their goals. It is a declaration of what you want in life. It helps you prioritize what’s important to you and what you want to achieve

• election manifesto

• personal manifesto

• organizer

• planner

A statement of position on an issue

• claim

• reason

• evidence

• argument

A general statement that offers support for a claim.

• claim

• reason

• argument

• evidence

 Facts, reasons, statistics, and other information used to support reasons.

• evidence

• claim

• reasons

• arguments

In order to begin analyzing an argument, you must first look at the evidence presented to you, then ask questions based on that evidence.

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 It contains a claim that is supported by reasons or evidence .

• evidence

• claim

• reason

• arguments