6. A magazine is holding a contest for amateur historians. It plans to publish two
articles responding to the following claim: "The United States should never have
engaged in proxy wars during the Cold War." The magazine will publish one article
that supports the claim and one article that opposes it. You'd really like to win both
prizes, so you've decided to submit two articles - one supporting each side! Each of
your articles should use historical evidence to support each position and should
discuss at least three instances of proxy wars or U.S. military intervention in three
different regions of the world.
PLEASE HELP!!

To write the article, it will be necessary to research and read articles that position themselves in each strand of opinion about the US participation in wars related to the Cold War.

General structure for the two articles

Introduction: Introduce the subject of your article.

Thesis statement: Present the opinion, the argument that will be defended in the article.

Body: Write two paragraphs. The first one will strengthen the argument of the thesis statement, proving it and justifying it through the evidence found in the research articles. The second one will condemn opposing arguments, showing evidence and evidence of how these arguments are incorrect.

Conclusion: Summarize the entire article and strengthen the thesis statement with concrete thoughts on the conclusion of these wars and their effects.

The articles must present a standard and informative language, besides being direct and objective.

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