Developing Supporting Details for Main Ideas
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Can someone please assist me in listing supporting details I can use for the main topics that is to the left of the page? I need sentences in the corresponding paragraphs for the main topics to the left of the paragraphs. For example one of the main topics to the left is "Indentured Servants a form of White Slavery". What sentences in the paragraph supports this main idea?
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This solution explains how to recognize supporting details for main ideas.
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1. "Indentured Servants a form of White Slavery" Unfortunately the supporting idea is cut off from the top. It ends with "poor persons to the colonies to serve as ...
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