Assignment: Cookbook Introduction

WORLD HISTORY-B
2022-12-04T22:51:41Z

Due: Jan 17, 2023 by 11:59pm

All cookbooks have introductions that explain the connection between the included recipes. For example, the cookbook might be regional and include recipes from a certain part of the world. A cookbook might be familial and include recipes from the author's grandparents. A cookbook might be dietary and only include gluten free, vegetarian, diabetes friendly etc. recipes. The introduction will explain to the reader how all of the recipes in the book are related, and why they are in the same cookbook together.

Task: As a group compare your recipes from the French, Haitian, and Latin American Revolutions. What do they have in common? Ingredients? The order of events etc.

Product: Create a cookbook "introduction" by answering the question in a 5-7 sentence paragraph-

What is the recipe for revolution?

In your paragraph, be sure to include:

an argument / thesis (your 1-2 sentence answer to the question). Please highlight each part of your thesis. In your thesis, make sure to include...

Your answer to the question (e.g. The recipe for revolution includes...)

3 reasons that help you support / defend your answer (The recipe for revolution includes...because/by...)

So What- Why does your argument matter, or why is it important?

evidence(s) (specific facts from the assignments you've done in class- no quotes for this assignment)

1 piece of evidence per revolution

reasoning / explanation of evidence: Explanation/analysis of your evidence and how it helps you prove why your claim is correct

Click here for an outline template

Submission: Work as a group on the outline, but write your paragraph individually. Everyone submits their own paragraph. If a member of your group did not participate and/or if you did a majority of the work, please note that in your Canvas submission.

All cookbooks have introductions that explain the connection between the included recipes. For example, the cookbook might be regional and include recipes from a certain part of the world. A cookbook might be familial and include recipes from the author's grandparents. A cookbook might be dietary and only include gluten free, vegetarian, diabetes friendly etc. recipes. The introduction will explain to the reader how all of the recipes in the book are related, and why they are in the same cookbook together.

Task: As a group compare your recipes from the French, Haitian, and Latin American Revolutions. What do they have in common? Ingredients? The order of events etc.

Product: Create a cookbook "introduction" by answering the question in a 5-7 sentence paragraph-

What is the recipe for revolution?

In your paragraph, be sure to include:

an argument / thesis (your 1-2 sentence answer to the question). Please highlight each part of your thesis. In your thesis, make sure to include...

Your answer to the question (e.g. The recipe for revolution includes...)

3 reasons that help you support / defend your answer (The recipe for revolution includes...because/by...)

So What- Why does your argument matter, or why is it important?

evidence(s) (specific facts from the assignments you've done in class- no quotes for this assignment)

1 piece of evidence per revolution

reasoning / explanation of evidence: Explanation/analysis of your evidence and how it helps you prove why your claim is correct

Click here for an outline template

Submission: Work as a group on the outline, but write your paragraph individually. Everyone submits their own paragraph. If a member of your group did not participate and/or if you did a majority of the work, please note that in your Canvas submission.