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Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

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Page 1: Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

Compare and Contrast format

Page 2: Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

Introduction• Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement

about topic, an important quotation....attention getter (no questions)

• Background info: authors and titles + main ideas• Thesis is always LAST• Reword the prompt:

• Discuss the similarities and differences in Bradford’s Plymouth Plantation and William’s Women and Children First and how primary and secondary sources are important.

Page 3: Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

1 Compare paragraph1 contrast paragraph

• You will compare one similarity• Start with clear topic sentence (what exactly are you

comparing)• Give background information about quote (when stated, who

speaking, what is the information needed)• Integrate quote with page number• Paraphrase quote and connect

Page 4: Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

Specific outline for body paragraphs• Topic sentence (ex: Bradford and William’s both discuss the

epidemic that devastated the Pilgrim population.)• Info for first quote• First quote with page number• Paraphrase first quote• Info for second quote• Second quote with page number• Paraphrase second quote• Connect to thesis

Page 5: Compare and Contrast format. Introduction Opening Statement: interesting fact, interesting statement about topic, an important quotation....attention

Third Body Paragraph• Topic sentence (Primary and secondary sources are equally

important to understanding history).• Discuss importance of primary sources and how this applies to

Bradford’s writing.• Discuss secondary sources and how this applies to William’s

writing

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Conclusion

Reword thesis statementSummarize the compare and contrastEnd with a final concluding thought....