A well-developed Introduction on the topic that engages the reader. Introduction

A well-developed Introduction on the topic that engages the reader. Introduction should include detailed background information, clear explanation of the topic/problem, and develop a compelling position. It should also create interest and establish relevance.
The body of the paper should fully support the topic with important information, documented examples, details, and quotes. Quotes and summaries are used appropriately. You should add your own insights, analysis, and/or interpretation to the subject. Cover the topic in depth and effectively using the page limit allotted.
The conclusion should wrap up and give closure to the main point of the paper.
A minimum of four scholarly sources should be used to support and add to your topic. There is no limit on the amount of sources you use. When using sources use appropriate APA format for in-text citations and works cited page.
Included in the 100 points, a 10 for professionalism, which includes the following: proofreading, spelling, grammar, sentence structure, and format.