Syllabus Reads: Research Proposal-This paper will demonstrate the suitability of

Syllabus Reads: Research Proposal-This paper will demonstrate the suitability of your chosen topic. Because the final research paper will be a policy claim, your research proposal should explain the problem for which you will do research to find a solution. Once your proposal is accepted, you may not change your topic. You may discover that your perspective on that topic changes, but the basic subject must remain unchanged. This, of course, means that you must do a preliminary search to determine that there are sufficient sources for your research, and that a wide variety of viewpoints are available.Requirements:•A brief discussion of the subject and why it is of some importance to you.•A discussion of the questions that you will need to answer to discover a reasonable solution.•An informal bibliography of sources available to you, either in the Vol State library or other local libraries.The purpose of the proposal is to a) convince your instructor that this topic is important enough to you to spend considerable time learning more about it (no generic term paper topics, please), b) demonstrate that there is enough material available to help you to argue the issue at a level suitable for college level writing, c) show that you have a basic understanding of the direction that your research will need to go, and d) show why this subject is important for your readers (in this case, the class) to understand.The text of this paper will not contain material from sources. The paper should focus on why you think this is a suitable topic. This paper will not take a position on an issue. That can be done only after doing significant research. Minimum length: Two full pages of text, plus working bibliography (MLA format not required for the bibliography)