1. Writing Activity EXPLORING THE ESSENTIAL QUESTION
Why do people create, structure, and change governments?
In making the case for American independence from Great Britain, the
Declaration of Independence states that "governments long established
should not be changed for light [unimportant] and transient (temporary]
causes." By the time these words were written, the colonies had been under
British rule for more than 150 years. In your opinion, did the colonists who
called for independence have good reasons for doing so? Had you been a
colonist, would you have supported independence or remained loyal to
Great Britain? Think about these questions and answer them in an essay.
Support your position with facts you have learned about what was
happening in the colonies in the mid-1700s.
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Will give brainliest, plus 100 points, plz need the esay asap aka today by 2: 30! write a well-developed essay identifying an american who contributed significantly to united states history from the period 1900 to 1940 and provide support to this claim. • the essay will include 5-paragraphs. • the first paragraph is the introduction paragraph. • the introduction paragraph will include the thesis sentence placed as the last sentence of the introductory paragraph. • a well written thesis sentence states the topic, the claim and the three reasons you chose your topic. • the three body paragraphs will include details for each reason chosen in your thesis. • each of the body paragraphs focuses on one reason per paragraph. • the conclusion will restate the thesis, have stated an important point from each body paragraph and wrap up the essay nicely. • cite your sources and write in your own words.