Persuasive Speech Use persuasive techniques to convince your audience to take your side in an argument and act. At the end of your speech, present a call to action. For example, “Everyone please sign this petition to prevent this from happening.” Your topic must be able to fit the context of a speech to convince, stimulate, or to actuate.A typed full-sentence outline is due on the day of your presentation. All outlines must follow the MLA template provided in class and include the correct labels. In addition, outlines must contain a separate works cited page with four relevant sources to the topic. Sources must be cited in the outline and mentioned in the delivery.This speech is 4-6-minutes in length. Thirty-seconds under or over the 4-6-minute time limit will result in a grade reduction of five points.Examples of Problem-Solution Speech Topics:· To resolve the issue of police brutality· To persuade the audience into investing in a business· To convince the audience to donate to a non-profit agency· To resolve the issue of illeg
al immigration· To convince the audience that video game violence causes anti-social behavior· To persuade the audience to vote for a certain candidate in an upcoming electionDue at the Time of Presentation:1. Typed Full-Sentence Outline (Works Cited page included with 4 sources)2. Visual-Aid3. 4-6-Minute DeliveryDelivery Guidelines:· Introduction: Open your presentation with a captivating statement, establish your knowledge of the topic, provide relevance to the audience, and then preview your thesis and major ideas.· Three Major Ideas: Your speech must include three major ideas relevant to the topic. This information must include sound reasoning for why the audience should care about the issue and solutions for how the audience can get involved. This can be in the form of a Your topic must be able to fit the context of a speech to convince, stimulate, or to actuate.· Conclusion: Once you’ve reached the end of your presentation, review the major ideas covered, remind the audience of your thesis, and finish with a call to action.