Please help me there's 3 parts and id. k what I'm doing :D
Part A: Write a sentence that expresses one of the central ideas you identified in Mandela’s speech. ( this is what I put. One of the central ideas in Nelson Mandela's speech is to have peace and reconciliation, not revenge and prosecution. id. k if it's right or not )
Part B: Complete the left side of the chart with a description of how that central idea is developed over the course of the text. On the right side, provide textual evidence to support your thinking. Strong writers reread the text to find accurate evidence in texts.
Part C: Write a paragraph explaining how Mandela develops a central idea in his speech. Use your answer to part A to make a claim about the central idea. Then, use the chart from part B to explain how it’s developed, or revealed, and provide textual evidence to support your thinking.
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