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How to Extend Evidence Incorporate as many associated ideas into your original piece of evidence.

How to Extend Evidence Incorporate as many associated ideas into your original piece of evidence. Example # 1: Many Enlightenment thinkers supported separation of church and state.

How to Extend Evidence Incorporate as many associated ideas into your original piece of evidence. Example: Many Enlightenment thinkers supported separation of church and state. BECOMES— Enlightenment thinkers such as Locke and Voltaire supported separation of church and state.

Examples #2 During the Enlightenment people believed God created the world and set it into motion much like a watchmaker.

Example #2 During the Enlightenment people believed God created the world and set it into motion much like a watchmaker. BECOMES—

Example #2 During the Enlightenment people believed God created the world and set it into motion much like a watchmaker. BECOMES— Deists like Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin believed God created the world and set it into motion much like a watchmaker. Natural laws govern the universe and Locke believed inalienable rights belonged to all men.

EXAMPLE #3 Great Awakening Revivalists preached equal access to God.

EXAMPLE #3 Great Awakening Revivalists preached equal access to God. Becomes

EXAMPLE #3 Great Awakening Revivalists preached equal access to God. Becomes Your Turn . . .

Fully Develop your ideas Choose two or three ideas to develop Puritan intolerance Treatment of Native Americans Slavery New England Democratic Institutions Colonial Diversity Colonial Uniformity