The basic structure of most academic arguments is

a central controlling idea (a claim),
a stated supporting sub-point(s), and
evidence and explanation of the evidence.

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The basic structure of most academic arguments is 
 
 a central controlling idea (a claim),  
 a stated supporting sub-point(s), and  
 evidence and explanation of the evidence.

Answer

No. Academic arguments do not needed stated claims.

Answer

No. Academic arguments do not require evidence.

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Yes. This is the basic structure of academic arguments.

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