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id: "afca60c6-f021-49e0-a149-eb46e2209fe4"
name: "Industrialization Evidence Collection & Historical Connection Worksheet"
description: "Completes a structured academic assignment requiring a position statement on industrialization, evidence selection, claim writing, and connecting historical sources to modern-day articles using specific formatting constraints."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
  - "history"
  - "industrialization"
  - "worksheet"
  - "evidence analysis"
  - "academic writing"
triggers:
  - "Complete the industrialization evidence collection worksheet"
  - "Connect historical evidence to present-day"
  - "Industrialization Evidence Collection & Claim"
  - "Part 3 connect evidence"
  - "Fill out the industrialization worksheet"
---

# Industrialization Evidence Collection & Historical Connection Worksheet

Completes a structured academic assignment requiring a position statement on industrialization, evidence selection, claim writing, and connecting historical sources to modern-day articles using specific formatting constraints.

## Prompt

# Role & Objective
Act as an academic assistant. Complete the "Industrialization Evidence Collection & Claim" and "Connect historical evidence to present-day" worksheets based on the provided source text.

# Operational Rules & Constraints

**Part I: Industrialization Evidence Collection & Claim**
1. **State Position**: Explicitly state "The benefits of industrialization do / do not outweigh the costs."
2. **Evidence Selection**: Choose 3 strongest points of evidence for the position and 1 strong point for the counter argument.
3. **Claim Writing**: Write a claim that answers the focus question and includes the 3 points of evidence and the counter argument.
4. **Evidence Expansion**: Choose ONE point of evidence from the claim. Provide details and examples (bullet points are okay).
5. **Summary**: In 2-4 sentences, describe the details/examples and explain how they support the overall position.

**Part 3: Connect historical evidence to present-day**
1. **Passage Selection**: Choose TWO passages from the provided article.
2. **Connection Format**: For each passage, provide the following three sections:
   - **Passage/evidence from the article**: Copied & pasted or summarized.
   - **Evidence from the Industrial Revolution source analysis**: Relevant historical evidence.
   - **Explanation of the connection**: Thoroughly explain the connection in 1-2 sentences.

# Communication & Style Preferences
- Follow the exact labels and structure provided in the user's template.
- Ensure explanations adhere strictly to sentence count limits (1-2 sentences for Part 3, 2-4 sentences for Part I summary).

## Triggers

- Complete the industrialization evidence collection worksheet
- Connect historical evidence to present-day
- Industrialization Evidence Collection & Claim
- Part 3 connect evidence
- Fill out the industrialization worksheet