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Instructions for “Why did Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid?” Essay

Instructions for “Why did Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid?” Essay. Write introductory paragraph with thesis statement and description of apartheid.

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Instructions for “Why did Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid?” Essay

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  1. Instructions for “Why did Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid?” Essay Write introductory paragraph with thesis statement and description of apartheid. For the body paragraphs, pick the main point that you want to write about from each document. Highlight, star, or circle this with a highlighter or different color. Look at the main points you chose for the documents for that paragraph (for paragraph 2, you would be looking at Documents 6,5,3,4, 10 & 11) and come up with a topic sentence that gives me a preview of what your points are about for that paragraph. If you were absent or are missing information for a document write a second point from a document that you do have. After you write a main point from a document, explain, give your inference, or argument. GO BLUE WITH DETAILS!

  2. “Why did Nelson Mandela fight against apartheid?” Essay 1st Paragraph: Opening Paragraph with Thesis Statement 2nd Paragraph: Visual Documents Cartoon Analysis (Doc. 6) Photo Analysis of Photos (Doc. 5) Photo Analysis of Signs (Doc. 3 & 4) • Poster Analysis (Doc. 10 & 11) 3rd Paragraph: Map and Primary Documents • Map Analysis (Doc. 8 & 9) Written Document Analyses (Doc 1 &2) • Quote from Written Document Analyses (Doc. 1 &2) • Map Questions (Doc. 8 & 9) 4th Paragraph: Video and Timeline • Video Questions Timeline Analysis (Doc. 7)

  3. 2nd Paragraph: Visual Documents • Topic Sentence • Cartoon Analysis (Doc. 6) • * Fact from Cartoon Analysis (Doc. 6) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Poster Analysis (Doc. 10 & 11) • * Fact from Poster Analysis (Doc. 10 & 11) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Photo Analysis of Photos (Doc. 5) • * Fact from Photo Analysis (Doc. 5) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Photo Analysis of Signs (Doc. 3 & 4) • * Fact from Photo Analysis (Doc. 3 & 4) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact

  4. 3rd Paragraph: Map and Primary Documents • Topic Sentence • Primary Document Analyses (Doc 1) • *Fact from Primary Document Analysis about Nelson Mandela (Doc. 1) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Primary Document Analyses (Doc 2) • *Fact from Primary Document Analysis about F.W. de Klerk (Doc. 2) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Map Analysis (Doc. 8 & 9) • *Fact from Primary Document Analysis about F.W. de Klerk (Doc. 2) • * Inference/Argument/Explanation of the fact • Map Questions (Doc. 8 & 9) • * Fact about each map (Doc. 8 & 9) • *Inference/ Argument/Explanation of the fact

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