In this task, you'll imagine that an online history journal has asked you to write an op-ed blog post evaluating the reasons Europe became a world power by 1900. Your blog post should be between 150 and 250 words in length. It should also clearly explain whether internal or external developments were the main reason for Europe's rise. Your blog post should include facts and examples that you researched in task 2. Part A First, write your thesis statement for your op-ed in the space provided. Your thesis should clearly state whether internal or external developments were the main reason for Europe's rise. Here are some other tips and instructions for writing a good argumentative thesis statement.

Part B Next write the introduction to your op-ed. It should include your thesis statement and a brief review of the topic. Your introduction should also tell your readers why they should care about this topic. Remember that your introduction should grab your readers intrest and make them want to keep reading

Part C Now, write three body paragraphs to argue your opinion. These paragraphs should include facts and details that support your thesis. Your writing should incorporate your research from task 2.
I know it's a lot but I would appreciate the help also if you could give me the sources you used. Thanks!

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