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Historical Context Paragraph Anchor Chart

Carter Bunce

Created on August 15, 2023

Use this interactive anchor chart to help you write a paragraph outlining the Historical Context present in the given documents. This is how you should write your first body paragraph for the Regents Part II: Short Essay Document Set 1, Document Set 2, and the Regents Part III: Civic Literacy Essay.

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Transcript

Paragraph 1: Historical Context

The first paragraph of each Part II: Short Essay (Document Set 1 and 2) should look as follows:

1. topic Sentence

Introduce the historical event, development and/or idea from Documents 1 and 2

2. Identify

Identify where the events, ideas, or developments in both documents took place Identify when the events, ideas, or developments in both documents took placeIdentify who was involved in the events, ideas, or developments described in both documents

3. Cause

What led to the events, developments, and/or ideas in both documents?

4. Significance

  • So what?
  • Why is the info from documents important/significant?