Racial Profiling and Its Effects On Airline Travel

The research paper needs to be about International Policies, specifically racial profiling and its effects on airline travel. The issue needs to be narrow and simple. In others words, small. Regarding international politics, you may want to look forsomething in the area of "racial profiling" and how it affects airports and airline travel. How are middle easterners affected. Or, something about international borders, are they secure? If you have other topics, for example only, do not pick something like "the Middle East peace process"; rather, pick something like, "the candidate wants Jerusalem to remain undivided." For your research paper, make sure the topic is managable or have Paper Masters write the project for you, focusing specifically on airline travel.

Racial Profiling and its Affects on Airline Travel Research Paper may have the following structure:

I. Introduction:

• The introduction must contain three elements: the problem, your answer, and how you will prove it.
• First, what the problem is; what are we talking about? I need to know the surrounding issue.
• Second, what is your answer to the question? In one sentence, answer the question you were asked. ("Most important part of the paper"). Everything else depends on it.
• Third, prove that your point is correct. In order of importance, what are the major reasons for believing your thesis to be true?
• At the end of your introduction I should be able to stop, and know what the problem is, what your answer to the problem is, and how you are going to prove it.

II. Body

• In the body, I need to argue for why the answer to the question is correct. (The body needs to contain a type of "argumentative essay" that must be argued either for or against).
• Discuss one point at a time and explain each point thoroughly.
• The material can be researched, facts you have compiled, personal experience, speculation if you must. I need to prove the answer to be correct.
• One point per paragraph! In each paragraph you will have a thesis statement at the outset. What is the point of that paragraph?
• The point of each paragraph (you may have more than one paragraph per point, although not the other way around) must be clear in how it proves your thesis to be correct.

III. Conclusion

• A good conclusion is a simple matter. Simply sum up how you proved your thesis to be correct.