A synthesis essay is a type of essay where the writer combines information from multiple sources to develop a unique perspective on a given topic.
Thesis Statement: A concise statement that presents the main argument or claim of an essay.
Rhetorical Analysis: The examination of how authors use language and rhetorical devices to persuade their audience.
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AP English Language - 7.3 Examining how counterargument or alternative perspectives affect an argument
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