NEEED HELP WILL NAME historical introduction and a thesis statement about your favorite activity

There are so many activities that, I love to be involved in or rather say I would do. I love to listen to music, especially when I am in good mood and when I am so much into a work that requires lots of concentration. It really relaxes me and gives me a wonderful feeling to carry out the task whatever I am in such a smooth and easy manner. At some other times, I love to draw. Yes I do draw and I have drawn many pictures, both small and big. But drawing is one activity that requires no disturbance and hence it sometimes only catches my attention.

Another favorite activity that I really love is reading books. Reading has always fascinated me and I just get too much involved in the book that I am reading, especially if it is a thriller one. Earlier, a lot of reading used to be done, but now due to lack of time, reading has been reduced, however, whenever I get time, I would still have a book in my hand that would make me glued till it is done.

Off lately, I have developed a keen interest on designing and designing does not refer to the normal kind of dress or jewellery designing. Designing Cakes is what I love the most. It just gives me lots of relaxation, though the work is tough and I thoroughly enjoy it. It is purely creativity relished in all manners. So much detailing and work goes in to designing a cake and all the effort is just washed off, with that great smile on your client’s face. There is no other satisfaction that you could get while seeing your clients being happy for that they wanted.

Writing is another activity that I like, and which I enjoy. It makes you acquire lots of information and makes you aware of plenty number of topics that you are totally unaware off. It gives me satisfaction to know that people across the globe, do enjoy the content what I write and that is indeed an honor for good writing.

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Explanation:In a history essay, your introduction paragraph should serve to give your reader some historical context to your argument, while easily transitioning them to the body of your essay.

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