Argumentative essay about the book Raye C. Ringholz’s Uranium Frenzy: Saga of the Nuclear West

Utilizing only Raye C. Ringholz’s Uranium Frenzy:Saga of the Nuclear West, write a 2-3 page, single-spaced paper,analyzing the following question:
The book Uranium Frenzy details the halcyondays of uranium mining and caution-be-damned testing of nuclear weapons inNevada that negatively impacted Utahans.   Write an analytical paperdetailing four individuals and the class of people they represent (pleasesee below for groups) who were negative affected by the uranium boom andtesting in Utah.  Who or what entity was responsible for the harm thatbefell these people?  Did they seek or find justice for their injuries?
Classes of peopleimpacted by uranium mining or nuclear testing. The AEC inspectorsand scientists should not be considered a group for this paper. 
“Downwinders”
Miners
Businessmen and women
Indigenous Groups
Ranchers and Farmers 
Notes on Developing Your Argument and Crafting Your Essay

This is an analytical paper and should be written as an argumentative essay.  As such please make sure to develop a thesis (what you will argue) and place it in the introductory paragraph.  Also, every argument you make should have specific examples from the book to make your point more persuasive; these would include specific people, laws, court cases, groups of people, towns, etc. that were impacted by the uranium frenzy.
Please note that this should not be a “book review” that recounts the narrative in the book.    If you have any questions please contact me.  I can look over an outline or rough drafts to make sure you are on the right track.

Style and Format

2-3 pages
single-spaced
Do not use outside sources of any type; all examples should come from the book Uranium Frenzy
Keep direct quotations from the book to a minimum.  If quoting please quote in this manner: “The boom only lasted for two years and was a wild ride.” (Ringholz, 220) [this is not a real quote from the book, just for example]
Please keep personal examples to a minimum