Plz watch this video for instructions.

 Plz watch this video for instructions. You can select a primary source from anywhere–from our publisher’s website, from other history classes, from the Internet, really anywhere. If you have trouble finding them, message me with an area of history you’re interested in and I’ll help you find one. Also when I write, “select any primary source from our course and in about a page, describe its significance,” I mean anything *besides* the sample 4 I use as my own examples (Sargon Chronicle, Analects, las Casas, Communist Manifesto). If any of this is unclear, do let me know. You need to choose your own primary source.