Would College Board want you to write a paragraph like this: Thomas Jefferson was an evil slave owner. Because he saw no value in others we should see no value in him. He does not deserve the honor of being studied in history. ? ((go back to the beginning of the question to see it’s just a yes or no question) ———————————————-

Now elaborate on your answer on question 7. Explain why you chose yes or chose no.
ANSWER ASAP

No

Explanation:

Try adding more evidence to why you think Thomas Jefferson was an evil slave owner and why he doesn't deserve to be honored in history

Hey there!

No, the College Board would not want you to write a paragraph such as that one.

This paragraph does not contain much detail about why Thomas Jefferson was a bad person, and just because he owned slaves, is insufficient to determine whether he should be studied in history. Good, strong, paragraphs contain reasons supported by facts of why someone was good, or bad, not based on the writer's opinion.

Additionally, for a strong paragraph, you would want to consider whether there are any opposing arguments on whether he was a good person, such as the things he made better for the country, and acknowledge them.

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