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HSY1511 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) Semester 1 2026 - DUE April 2026; 100% Correct solutions and explanations. Africa in the World: Historical Perspectives Assessment 2: Paragraph Writing For this assessment, choose ONE (1) of the four paragraph questions provided below and write ONE paragraph of approximately 10 lines in response. Your paragraph must follow the PEEL method of paragraph writing, as outlined below: • Point (P): Clearly state your main argument or direct response to the question in the opening sentence. • Explanation (E): Support your point using accurate historical knowledge from the study guide and other sources. • Example/ (E): Provide a relevant example that strengthens and illustrates your argument. • Link (L): Conclude by linking your argument back to the question and explaining its significance. General instructions: • Write ONE paragraph only (no bullet points or skipped lines) • Provide at least THREE references in your paragraph using footnotes. • Compile a bibliography on a separate page at the end of your assessment. • Submit a typed assessment, using 12-point, 1.5-line spacing format in a legible font. • Your answer file must be submitted in in pdf format. Your paragraph will be graded using the following rubric: Criteria Description Marks Point (P) Clear and relevant topic sentence that directly answers the chosen question. 3 Explanation (E) Accurate historical evidence or explanation demonstrating understanding of the topic. 5 Example (E) An appropriate example that effectively strengthens the argument. 5 Link (L) Strong concluding sentence that links the paragraph back to the question. 2 Referencing Three full references are provided in the form of footnotes, and a full bibliography is provided at the end. 5 Questions: Each paragraph question has been formulated from the content contained in the HSY1511 study guide. However, you must use additional sources to fully answer your chosen question. Choose only one question. Question 1 Explain how the archaeological evidence of


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Emmanuel Akyeampong, Robert H. Bates, Nathan Nunn, James Robinson Africa\'s Development in Historical Perspective
Publisher: 2014 ISBN: 9781139992695 Edition: Unknown

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