You are expected to watch the film Hacking Democracy. Please limit distractions and conversations as you view the film.
Based on your viewing, articulate a problem statement. Use this problem statement to craft a thesis for this essay. Your thesis is the major claim driving the remainder of the essay.
Use examples from the film to support your thesis or sub-claim(s). Sub-claims are claims that speak to your thesis, but tend to be more specific.
Use at least three sources, the film and at least two other sources to support your thesis or sub-claim(s). These should be credible outside sources, you can use a reputable news organization, academic study, non-profit and or government source. Cite these sources in your text and at the end of the essay in list of works cited in APA or MLA.
Ardizzone, S., Michaels, R., Cohen, R. C., Naughton, J., Home Box Office (Firm), Public Interest Pictures (Firm), Teale-Edwards Productions., … New Video Group. (2007). Hacking democracy. New York, N.Y.: Docurama.

Write a one-to-two page essay following the outline below (approximately 500 – 1000 words). You will not be penalized for going over two pages, as long as your writing is concise and non-redundant.