Abolition of the Death Penalty: An Essay Planning Worksheet
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This worksheet guides students through planning an essay on the abolition of the death penalty, focusing on key points, evidence, and arguments.
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Abolition of the Death Penalty: An Essay Planning Worksheet
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Essay Title and Planning
Essay Title:
To what extent was the abolition of the death penalty justified?
Instructions: Use the questions below to plan your essay, developing your ideas logically with supporting evidence and arguments.
Introduction - Thesis Statement
Outline your overall argument on whether the abolition of the death penalty was justified. Consider the main reasons supporting abolition and any opposing views.
Point 1 with Evidence
Identify and explain a key reason supporting abolition, with specific evidence.
Point 2 with Evidence
Outline another significant reason for abolition, supported by evidence or historical examples.
Counter-Argument
Present a counter-argument to the abolition, including evidence or reasoning.
Conclusion
Summarise your argument, weighing the reasons for and against abolition.
Additional Planning Questions
Further questions to develop your essay:
- Explain how international influences contributed to the abolition movement.
- Compare the abolition movements in different countries.
- Analyse the role of public opinion and political leaders in the change.
- Outline the legal and social impacts following abolition.
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- Created
- 1/1/2026
- Updated
- 1/1/2026
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