List and provide an example of the three parts of the Toulmin model of argument

What will be an ideal response?

Toulmin's model includes claims, which are what a persuader wants or hopes will be believed,
accepted, or done. Data are required to support claims and represent the evidence that should
influence the listener to accept a claim. The relationship between the claim and the data is not always
clear, and therefore, the persuader needs to explain it in the form of a warrant.