How can the corruption of the American Dream be defined in The Great Gatsby?

Assignment: Type up an outline responding to one of the following 5 prompts and submit the outline online.
Note: Please submit your document with your last name first. (Example: Schilf-Great-Gatsby-Outline.pdf)
Literary Analysis Prompts on The Great Gatsby
Choose one only:
How can the corruption of the American Dream be defined in The Great Gatsby?
What characteristics of Nick make him a hypocritical narrator?
Fitzgerald distinguished between different social status groups in West Egg, East Egg, and the Valley of the Ashes. What are the struggles between class, wealth, and social standing?
Explain how Gatsby fits into the term of becoming a “self-made” man.
Illustrate how Gatsby’s inability to accept the past contributes to his tragic end.
INSTRUCTIONS
Follow the outline template exactly. Use the Outline examples as a reference.
Make sure you achieve the following requirements
INTRODUCTION
A. Title: Clear, Concise, and Creative. Type the Title of the Novel, followed by a colon, followed by your clear, concise, and creative position on the prompt you chose. Here are two examples: The Great Gatsby: American Dreams Corrupted or The Great Gatsby: The Hypocritical Narrator. As you can see, The Great Gatsby title must be italicized. (2 points)
B. Opening Strategy: A complete draft as a full paragraph(s) that starts with a story based example of your Opening Strategy (OS). Your Introduction paragraph must be one of the following strategies: Personal Experience (PE), Other People’s Experience (OPE), Case Scenario (CS), Hypothetical (HYPO), or Hypo-Combo (HC). (10 points)
C. Thesis: Your thesis statement is the main idea and focus for the entire essay. You can reference example thesis statements from PDF download titled The Great Gatsby Essay Structure Topic Points. Your thesis should end your introduction as the last sentence of the final paragraph of the introduction. Remember: Introductions should be limited to three paragraphs or less. (3 points)
BODY

1. Topic sentence 1, minimum of three quotes, and your analysis. (10 points)
2. Topic sentence 2, minimum of three quotes, and your analysis. (10 points)
3. Topic sentence 3, minimum of three quotes, and your analysis. (10 points)
   CONCLUSION
   You must conclude your essay with a Book End that revisits the Opening Strategy (OS) example you started your essay with in the introduction. (5 points)
   I will upload part C’s example
   Also outline template example