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Model Essay End of Unit 1
by Scarlet HollyGroveMS
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The Model Essay Introduction:
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society. Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans. Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence provides background about the Middle Ages?
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society.
Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans.
Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Highlight background information about the Middle Ages in yellow.
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society. Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans. Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence provides background about the author's chosen group-townspeople?
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society.
Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans.
Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Highlight background information about townspeople in green.
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society. Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans. Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is the claim statement?
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society.
Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans.
Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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Highlight the claim statement in the introduction paragraph in pink.
The Middle Ages, which some historians believe began in A.D. 476 and ended in 1500, was a very difficult time, and many people faced adversity, regardless of their position in society. Townspeople in the Middle Ages were people who lived in towns and included merchants and artisans. Despite being considered to be the middle class (which meant that they were in a socially higher position than serfs and peasants but lower than lords) townspeople still faced many adversities.
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