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Prepping for the essay Brainstorm Specific Factual Information (SFI) relevant to this topic. You can use trends, transitions, events, individuals, etc. Try to create three categories Avoid using the “built in” categories if there are any CHOOSE YOUR POSITION BASED ON WHAT YOU CAN BEST ARGUE

Writing the Body Interpret the evidence (Clearness, sufficiency, and importance/relevance) Connect the facts to the conclusion so that the audience understands your thinking (clearness, sufficiency, and depth) Use original thinking (avoid discussing what everyone else would discuss)

Sample Body Paragraph Prompt: To what extent and in what ways did European powers develop different patterns of colonization in N. America? Support your answer with specific and relevant historical information from the period 1607 to If a topic of argumentation was… different forms of interaction with Native Americans And the (incomplete) thesis was European colonial powers developed markedly different patterns of colonization

Sample body paragraph European colonization of North America between 1607 and 1754 created varied patterns of colonization as shown by multiple different forms of interaction with Native Americans. Initial Spanish colonial efforts enslaved natives through the encomiendas system of labor exploitation, which was so gruesome that it became the basis of the “Black Legend.” Other Old World powers, informed of Spain’s colonial policies and actions by writers such as the priest De las Casas, argued they were justified in “defending” Native Americans from Spanish colonial efforts. Later Spanish relations with Native Americans were less contentious, as evidenced by the mestizo culture of mixed-race families, but religion continued to be a flash point of conflict with Pope’s rebellion in modern New Mexico as a gruesome example. Spanish colonial patterns can be most clearly contrasted with France, which had positive relations with Native Americans due to an emphasis on mutually beneficial trade and a less ethnocentric missionary system of French Jesuit priests who lived with Native Americans. English colonization efforts were more heterogenous, with diverse results in Native American relations, but conflict was common over questions of land use as the English settled to “cultivate” formerly “underused” land. These three main colonial powers all had some degree of conflict with Native Americans in North America, but they ultimately had diverse relations and systems of power. You don’t need to be creative With phrasing. Topic Sentence Summary Linking back to thesis Evidence Mix of SFI and connecting to trends

Check for clarity Use the “so what?” method to check for missing links or connections Ask yourself if someone else could explain your thinking

Conclusion Review the interpretations/conclusions already made Show how your conclusion follows logically from the evidence used Restate your thesis as a supported argument Understand that inductive reasoning does not necessarily prove anything