Where does your Primary Source come from, where did you find it? Why is the location of the source reliable?

Read Rampolla (Chapters 2 and 7 sections on Primary Sources and Requirements for Bibliography. ) See folder Rampolla Required Readings in Moodle.
STEP 2. Research and selection of Primary Source. Research, locate and retrieve a Primary Source image or text related to the Mexican Revolution (Chapter 12). Use only reliable sources to find a source. You must consult the Rampolla Chapter 2 sections on Primary Sources for guidance.
STEP 3. Prepare a one page summary (Use Word or PDF) in your own words where you address the following:
Following Rampolla’s guidelines (Chapter 2 sections on Primary Sources), what makes your selection a Primary Source?
Where does your Primary Source come from, where did you find it? Why is the location of the source reliable?
Give a critical description of the Primary Source: Time period, what does it describe, event, activity, culture, tradition, etc. Provide your own analysis of source. For this section you may follow Rampolla’s questions on p. 11-13 “Tips for Writers”. (p, 11 Evaluating Text Based Primary Sources and p. 12-13 Evaluating Non-Written Primary Sources)
Why is this resource important when studying this period of Latin American history?
with a bibliography with the complete citation for the Primary Source and with complete citation of any other sources used for your research and analysis. You must use Rampolla’s guidelines on Style Format for your bibliography. See Rampolla’s Chapter 7 and Requirements for bibliography

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