Turn it in: Social Problems Project/Presentation Assignment Content This is wher

Turn it in: Social Problems Project/Presentation
Assignment Content
This is where you turn in your entire project: written portion and presentation.
There should be two components to your paper. The first should contain your written paper addressing the three sections found in the instructions. This should be in essay form with one-inch margins, double-spacing, and page numbers. You will also include a works cited page and cite throughout your paper appropriately. APA is the preferred method, but if you are more comfortable with MLA, I am fine with that. The second component should be a PowerPoint presentation. Your presentation will consist of: (1) one or two slides briefly identifying the social problem and its causes, (2) one or two slides on the typification of the issue (in what way is it a social problem, who is impacted by it, etc.), and (3) one or two slides presenting solutions to the problem.
The essay component should be between 4-5 pages in length, in addition to a cover page and a reference page at the end of the paper. Be sure to write your paper in Microsoft Word. As will all other assignments, I will not accept this assignment as a Googledoc or simply typed into the text box below. You can write your paper in Googledocs, but you need to save it as a PDF. You can also use Google’s version of PowerPoint, but again, this needs to be converted to a PDF before putting here or in the discussion board for the presentation. The PowerPoint presentation should include at least six slides and no more than 10. You should include citations in your slides, but you DO NOT need to include a reference slide since these references should already be at the end of your paper. Your citations in the slides should include author last name and date of publication. Here is an example of proper citing in sociology (Holden-Williams, 2021).
You are required to compile these two files together in WORD/PDF. Simply copy your PowerPoint slides to the end of your WORD/PDF document, and they should remain intact. Then, save the entire document in WORD/PDF and upload it to the appropriate place in Blackboard as ONE file.