Document QuestionsWrite your document title first. Then list

Document QuestionsWrite your document title first. Then list the full website link from where you located your source, and the title of the webpage or database.1. What type of document is this? (Ex. Newspaper, telegram, letter, diary or journal, court document, speech, advertisement, congressional document, etc.)2. Who wrote this document and when was it written?3. For what audience was the document written?4. Briefly summarize this document.5. Why was it written? Quote evidence from the document that tells you this.6. What do you find interesting or important about the document?7. What was happening at the time in history when this document was created? 8. How could you use the document in a research paper?9. Which chapter in your textbook does this source relate to, and how?10. What other documents or historical evidence are you going to use to help you understand this event or topic?Image QuestionsWrite your image title first. Then list the full website link from where you located your source, and the title of the webpage or database. 1. What type of image is this? (Ex. Poster, political cartoon, portrait, photograph, map, etc)2. Who created this image and when?3. List the characters, objects, and/or action that you see. Are there any questions, captions, instructions, or symbols?4. Which individual items within the image are drawn to your attention?5. What is this image attempting to convey to the viewer?6. What was happening at the time in history when this image was created? 7. How could you use this image in a research paper? 8. Which chapter in your textbook does this source relate to, and how?Document and image is attached. Both come from Chapter 26 of our textbook.9. What other documents or historical evidence are you going to use to help you understand this event or topic?