Topic During the late 1800s, the Dreyfus Affair and Russian Sentence pogroms reflected Address question, provide topic, growing anti-Semitism across Europe. make a claim. (argument) For example, Evidence 1 in a political cartoon entitled propos de Dreyfus,” Jewish people are seen as What document “A matches this trash to be thrown out of France. category? (evidence context) – In the cartoon, Drumont, the editor of the magazine, is shown picking up Dreyfus with tongs and throwing him into a hole, while a proud Frenchman stands in the background watching. (specific evidence – use describe image) Evidence 2 What document Additionally, a primary source from this same time period depicts the horrible treatment matches this Jewish people were subjected to in Russia. category? (evidence context) – Russian neighbors turned on Jewish communities, breaking into their homes, smashing and destroying their property, and even threatening their lives. These were called the pogroms, and they happened across Europe in the late 1800s and beyond. (specific evidence – use quote/ describe image) Analysis Primary source evidence from this time anti-Semitism was growing across Europe What does this (argument) evidence show? because Europeans saw Jewish people as the enemy and did not allow them to live in How does this support the peace. argument?
Topic Sentence Address question, provide topic, make a claim. During the late 1800s, the Dreyfus Affair and Russian pogroms reflected growing anti-Semitism across Europe. (argument) Evidence 1 What document matches this category? Evidence 2 What document matches this category? Analysis What does this evidence show? How does this support the argument? For example, in a political cartoon entitled “A propos de Dreyfus,” Jewish people are seen as trash to be thrown out of France. (evidence – context) In the cartoon, Drumont, the editor of the magazine, is shown picking up Dreyfus with tongs and throwing him into a hole, while a proud Frenchman stands in the background watching. (specific evidence – use describe image) Additionally, a primary source from this same time period depicts the horrible treatment Jewish people were subjected to in Russia. (evidence – context) Russian neighbors turned on Jewish communities, breaking into their homes, smashing and destroying their property, and even threatening their lives. These were called the pogroms, and they happened across Europe in the late 1800s and beyond. (specific evidence – use quote/ describe image) Primary source evidence from this time anti-Semitism was growing across Europe (argument) because Europeans saw Jewish people as the enemy and did not allow them to live in peace.