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1 The Great Debate: Resources to Build Your Argument
Who was responsible for the sinking of the Titanic? o Captain John Edward Smith o Joseph Bruce Ismay o The Moon o Another Theory

2 Argumentative Writing
When you write an argument, you are presenting one side of a view. In an argument you should… -State your claim strongly -Support your claim with evidence (FEED CATS) -Maintain an equal balance of ethos, logos, and pathos to connect with your audience and get your message across clearly. -Follow the rubric and outline provided -This is a general video about a full essay. Remember, ours is a “mini-essay”

3 General Resources to Build FEED CATS Exploring Argument Via Media
Original newsreel footage shown to the public in 1912 regarding the Titanic disaster 2012 Animation of the Sinking of Titanic Was One Person Responsible? Who is to blame?

4 Captain Edward John Smith
Read Titanic Captain Blamed for Wreck Watch Titanic Artifact Exhibition Captain Edward J Smith

5 English Businessman Bruce Ismay
Read this article: Joseph Bruce Ismay (read pages 2-3) Watch Titanic’s Bruce Ismay: From Disaster to Irish Refuge Mr. Ismay Regrets?

6 The Moon Read Moon to Blame for Titanic Sinking Read: Titanic Sunk By Supermoon Watch Was it the Moon?

7 Extra Resources to Build Your FEED CATS
Video clip on survivors of the Titanic with Ruth Becker

8 Extra Resources to Build Your FEED CATS

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