How to write a thesis statement for: Was the Indian Act in violation of the Charter of Rights?

Answer 1

pretty much what the dude above me said

Answer 2

Let me ask this, have you done any research yet? It is always premature to write a thesis statement first. Try finding out about the topic in general before you worry about a thesis.

But, assuming you have, then you should know whether you want to support or refute the question -- your thesis will arise from that position.

In general, a thesis of the form: "We can see that ABC is true/false because X, Y, Z" is safe, and within the abilities of most students. (Where X, Y, and Z are the general points you will develop more fully in later paragraphs.)

Answer 3

it depends on your opinion on the topic. if you belive it to be true then it would be "The Indian Act was a violation of the Charter of Rights." if wou belive it was not then it would be "The Indian Act was not a violation of the Charter of Rights." I hope this helps.

Answer 4

first come up with an opinion, then make sure that you can support it throughout your essay
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EXAMPLE for agree:
The Indian Act of (instert year here) was in violation of the Chater of Rights.

EXAMPLE for disagree:
The creation of the Indian Act was not in violation of the Charter of Right.