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In this one-semester book, students will learn to:
Compare subjects of American history from the Gilded Age to the Great Depression of the 1930s
Use topic sentences for organizing paragraphs and information
Create analogies for powerful appeals to emotion Incorporate supportive facts, details, and quotations
Annotate texts and write brief narrative overviews
Craft effective conclusions that encourage curiosity for future study Work on delivery in public speaking—volume, pacing, and inflection Build copiousness through sentence variety and rhetorical devices, including analogy, simile, metaphor, chiasma, hypophora, parallelism, and anastrophe
Engage in group discussions that foster critical thinking Improve essays using oration as an aid to revision
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Religious | No |
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