At the start of this paper I need a strong draft argument/thesis statement.

Can you come up with three more questions you could research and answer about this topic.
These questions I think can be used but i need three more six in total
1) Global impact of nuclear power plants?
2) Have people showed signs of radiation sickness in the areas around these three plants after the accidents?
3) How much information did they give the public about the accidents?

I need 15 sources about how these three power plants had accidents
write out the source then write a short paragraph on how you will use the source in the finale paper

This paper is not about the Battle of Milvian Bridge as a whole, I am researching how it was caused.

foot/endnotes and bibliography
standard one-inch margins
12-point font, Times (New Roman)
double spacing

There is a document attached and it has some of the beginnings of what I want to do with 2 scholarly articles to start with.
Add more sources as necessary, preferably from JStor.

Level 1:  Summarize!

Summarize the podcast(s) and sources from a single week of your choice.
    do not include external information or analysis   
    use prose, with paragraphs, as if in an essay (i.e. not in point-form)
    between 500 and 750 words (include a word count)
    the organization should be clear, with transitions between paragraphs
    information should be presented as a coherent whole
    include citations for the podcast(s) and sources

Requirements for all assignments
    completeness (all required items submitted)
    professionalism in writing quality and presentation: clear organization, no sentence fragments or run-ons, no more than two errors per 250 words (including citations in Chicago style)
    course relevance: must cite one or more podcasts and one or more of the assigned sources
    no plagiarism (see “Academic Policies,” below)
    All papers should be written according to the instructor’s How to Write (www.sfu.ca/~lclossey/howtowrite.doc) and the Chicago Manual of Style or Turabian’s A Manual for Writers of Term Papers.

It is July 5, 1776, the day after the Founding Fathers just committed an act of treason against the British by declaring their independence and establishing the United States of America. Were they in the right? Should the colonists fight for independence or should they be dutiful citizens with the rights of Englishmen? Make an argument, either in the form of a letter or a speech to rally your peers. (You are welcome to write in first person.) On which side should they be? What do you want them to do? What would you like to see as the outcome?
Introduction:
Create the setting. Provide historical background to give context for your speech. What
had happened in America in the previous decades? Also, identify who you are. (Are you an American? A Loyalist? A slave? You are welcome to choose a specific historical person, or you can just give a general position.) Where do you live? (In which colony? In an urban or rural area? Is it coastal?) What do you do? (Are you a merchant? Politician? Lawyer? Farmer?) Identify whom you are addressing. (Who are your peers?) Include your thesis sentence as your last sentence of your first paragraph. Your thesis sentence is the argument that you will be making throughout your paper.
Body:
In that speech, lay out the choices that they can take. What are the benefits? What are
the pitfalls? Then, rally them in the direction you want them to head. What actions do you want them to take to get there? Finally, explain the consequences and benefits that may befall them if they fail and if they succeed.
Use the rights of English citizens, the grievances of colonists, and the goals of the Americans as evidence to analyze. To make your argument use at least two primary sources (these can be from your documents book) from the Revolutionary Era. Quote from those two sources and use proper Chicago Manual of Style footnotes or endnotes to cite those quotations.
Conclusion:
Wrap it up with something convincing. What would you have considered your social and
political responsibilities, and even duties, in this era? Comment on ethical decision-making in terms of what occurred during the American Revolution.
Tips:
This must be a five paragraph essay, that is between 2.5 to 4 pages.
Be sure you follow the Rules for Writers and the Chicago Manual of Style for grammar and formatting.

Please refer to Paper 1 Prompt for the paper instructions. The prompt is about the memoir Black Boy by Richard Wright which I unfortunately do not have the e-book for but I have taken extensive notes (in Lecture Notes doc) and I am sure the sparknotes of the book would suffice.