1. Title Slide (Aerial Drone Strikes) Member Names

2. What is the issue? O Key definitions O What are aerial drone strikes? O What are unmanned aerial vehicles? O What are drones?

3. What is the issue? O How do aerial drones operate? O How do aerial drones differ from other aerial vehicles (airplanes)? O Who controls aerial drones?

4. What is the issue? O Why does the military favors using aerial drones? O What specific goals do they support? O Are aerial drones effective? O Are aerial drones safe?

5. What relevant history? O When did the U.S. military first use aerial drones? O What prompted the U.S. military to use aerial drones?

6. What relevant history? O Has the frequency of aerial drone strikes changed over time? O If so, what changes have occurred? O Why have any changes occurred?

7. Why is the issue important? O Ongoing efforts to keep USA safe O Interest in minimizing U.S. casualties O Interest in minimizing loss of civilian life (collateral damage) O Effects on US relations with other countries

8. What difficult choices does the issue present? O Should the United States pursue the most effective military strategy regardless of unintended consequences? O Should the United States consider moral issues when selecting military strategy?

9. Why do people care? O Success rate of using aerial drones O Number of targets killed O Number of U.S. casualties O Drawbacks to using aerial drones O Innocent people killed O Effects on international relations

10. What do supporters say? O Global capabilities O Greater accuracy O Less risk to U.S. military

11. What do opponents say? O Loss of civilian life (collateral damage) O Diminished appreciation of consequences O Removal from battlefield O Less military accountability

12. How does one side present its message? O First example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

13. How does one side present its message? O Second example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

14. How does one side present its message? O Third example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

15. How does the other side present its message? O First example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

16. How does the other side present its message? O Second example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

17. How does the other side present its message? O Third example of specific language (Visual or Words) O Show images or relevant text O Message O Presence of ethos, pathos and logos O How/why propaganda

18. Take-Away Slide O How propaganda affects discussion and debate about your issue

19. Works Cited O MLA format listing at least five sources O No Wikipedia entries O Encyclopedia Britannica and basic dictionaries do not count toward your five sources