Topic - The Illuminati "Global Elite" is real and is in control of the world and my position is the affirmative side.

Communication Studies 3: Argumentation & Debate Fact Debate

Speaker Responsibilities

First Affirmative Establishes the arguments (contentions) of the affirmative case and Constructive: includes all the claims, grounds and reasoning that the audience/judge should know in order to vote in the affirmative's favor. They will also define the key terms in the argumentative "ground."

The 1AC will have a total of 3 minutes to get to as many arguments possible (although, you may not get to all if you run out of time). Be sure to use ALL of your time!

First Negative Establishes the arguments of the negative team and its position on the

Constructive: proposition. IF the negative team plans to question the definitions and key terms and definitions, he/she must do it here and offer alternative definitions. The 1NC will have a total of 3 minutes to present his/her case. He/She does NOT need to offer rebuttals to the affirmative side just yet...that will be saved for the "rebuttal rounds." Be sure to use ALL of your time!

Second Affirmative Establishes the arguments (contentions) of the affirmative case and
Constructive: includes all the claims, grounds and reasoning that the audience/judge should know in order to vote in the affirmative's favor. They will also define the key terms in the argumentative "ground."
The 1AC will have a total of 2 minutes to get to the remainder of the team's arguments (although, you may not get to all if you run out of time). Be sure to use ALL of your time!

Second Negative Establishes the arguments of the negative team and its position on the
Constructive: proposition. IF the negative team plans to question the definitions and key terms and definitions, he/she must do it here and offer alternative definitions. The 1NC will have a total of 2 minutes to present his/her case. He/She does NOT need to offer rebuttals to the affirmative side just yet...that will be saved for the "rebuttal rounds." Be sure to use ALL of your time!

NOTE: NO NEW ARGUMENTS ALLOWED TO BE PRESENTED BEYOND THIS POINT!

First Affirmative Offers counter arguments (also known as rebuttals) to all of the negative
Rebuttal: team's arguments. The 1AR has 3 minutes to counter as many arguments as possible. The rebuttals must be addressed in the order in which the affirmative team presented them. IF all of the arguments are addressed/rebutted, then the speaker can re-address his/her contentions and re-present his/her case. Be sure to use ALL of your time!

First Negative Offers counter arguments (also known as rebuttals) to all of the
Rebuttal: affirmative team's arguments. The 1NR has 3 minutes to counter as many arguments as possible. The rebuttals must be addressed in the order in which the negative team presented them. IF all arguments are addressed/rebutted, then the speaker can re-address his/her contentions and Re-present his/her case. Be sure to use ALL of your time!

Second The "closing argument" of your case. You summarize your contentions
Affirmative and why you believe your "side" is correct. You point out the opponent's
Rebuttal: flaws in their arguments. Be sure to avoid leaving any of the opponent's arguments unanswered/untouched.

Second The "closing argument" of your case. You summarize your contentions
Negative and why you believe your "side" is correct. You point out the opponent's
Rebuttal: flaws in their arguments. Be sure to avoid leaving any of the opponent's arguments unanswered/untouched.

Attachment:- Factual Debate Brief.rar