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olga_2 [115]
3 years ago
7

Analyze how supporters of slavery in the nineteenth century used political, moral, and economic arguments to defend the “peculia

r institution” between 1820-1865.
- You need to construct a detailed outline for this assignment.


- Intro

 Introduce topic (who, what, where, when).

 Quotes, Rhetorical Questions.

 Thesis statement (underlined) – answer question and structure essay (political, moral, and economic for this paper).


-Body Paragraphs (3)

 Topic Sentence – What the paragraph is going to be about.

 Facts and Explanations – Prove your thesis statement!

 Clinching Sentence – Wrap up your thoughts.


- Conclusion

 Rephrase Thesis.

 Bring all of your main arguments/thoughts together.

 End paper!
Social Studies
1 answer:
dangina [55]3 years ago
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<span>Rephrase Thesis.</span><span>Thesis statement (underlined) – answer question and structure essay (political, moral, and economic for this paper).



</span><span> Facts and Explanations – Prove your thesis statement!




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