To start, let's define what a proposition is and the different types of propositions.
Propositions are declarative statements that can be only one of the following two options: true or false (never both). They are usually informative in structure and can be proven or unproven.
A "lack of education is a primary cause of poverty" would be a proposition of truth. Since there has been ample research to produce evidence to support this statement, we can consider it to be true.
Remember, proposition statements declare something that can be proven to be true or false.
