US History Writing Prompt vocab

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List

Write an itemized series of concise statements (e.g., concepts, events, laws) without explanation.

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Identify

Write an itemized series of concise statements (e.g., concepts, events, laws) without explanation.

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Define

state the meaning of a term/concept and use examples of what it is and, perhaps, what it is not

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Describe

Give a detailed account.  Make a picture with words.  Include characteristics qualities, and parts.

 

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Summarize

Paraphrase information (i.e., put it in your own words) using new examples

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Analyze

Break into its component parts and discuss or examine each part.

 

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Explain

Make an idea/concept/process/relationship clear.  Show the logical relationship between components of the question.  Provide reasons for an event or series of events.  Should take a minimum of 3                  sentences.

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Compare

Show the similarities and sometimes the differences between two or more things.

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Support/refute

Provide evidence which proves (supports) or disproves (refutes) a statement or quotation. Requires a claim and supporting evidence.

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Justify

To show act, claim, statement to be right or correct.

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Evaluate

Make a judgment on a problem, condition, and/or quotation.  Provide data on both sides.  Pick one side and justify your position with data, expert testimony, and evidence. 

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Thesis/Claim

The argument the author is attempting to make to persuade the reader.

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Counter-claim

An opposing argument that attempts to refute the claim. 

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Rebuttal

How the author attempts to weaken/disprove evidence in the counter-claim.