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Think about where the larger conversation that links your two sources might lead you. Look for a source that might address issues related to both of your topics.

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Think of the secondary sources as a map to new insights, not a final answer or an endpoint. Look for a source that can set you off in a different direction.

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Use quotes when possible, and paraphrase in a way that accurately captures the sense of the source’s argument.

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What can parents do to help their child? How is bullying different from harassing? How does bullying impact a students health? What do you do when going to an adult isn’t helpful?

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What influenced artistists to create propaganda for young children? Is it intential for the creators of these influential cartoons to instill messages into children?

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Poncho- D. W. Griffith Birth of A Nation

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Poncho- D. W. Griffith Birth of A Nation

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Does the artwork of the movie make up for the explicit racism?

Did the life of Griffith influence the making of the film?
The argument of the film being a documentary or historical fiction and where the line is.

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What is the male to female ratio with impaired driving? What is considered impaired or drunk?

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Jadon Love - Reconstruction era and the Nadir of Race Relations

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Jadon Love - Reconstruction era and the Nadir of Race Relations

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-Why was this era considered the worst time for race relations in America, to the point of some considering it  worse than slavery?
-How do the societal attitudes during this time manifest in the propaganda cartoon?

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What are the personal lives of those in the armed services like?
How can the stresses of the military impact their mental health?

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Is there such thing as risk free secondhand smoking even if you are rarely exposed to smoke? Or is it the same to a child that is exposed to it daily? Is it the same, less, or worse?

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- Why did the Anti-Saloon League refuse to ask/clarify any questions about their political affiliations?                                                                                       - Why are members of the Anti-Saloon League unable to become candidates for public office without being seen as an outlaw by the League?

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- Why did the Anti-Saloon League refuse to ask/clarify any questions about their political affiliations?                                                                                       - Why are members of the Anti-Saloon League unable to become candidates for public office without being seen as an outlaw by the League?

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Has social media affected the amount of drinking and driving? How can drinking and driving be easily stopped?

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How has familial roles diversified over time? How does the the feminist message apply to issues present today?

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Is child labor still happening? What is different as far as regulations of child labor ? When did they start and why? Who pushed for them and when? Are other countries around the world still dealing with this ? Were we the first to outlaw and if not, why not?

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What the effects of propaganda has on the common people when they are in there home.

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How many lives were lost in other countries due to texting and driving? Are the numbers close to that of the U.S?

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Why do people feel like they need to make a change in there lifestyle?
What makes people feel desperate for a quick fix?
Why are people ignoring what they know is logical for these products?

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How did American propaganda during the time of WW2 differ from the propaganda in Germany?

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Does propaganda for war differ from propaganda in general?

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Ours are all linked with the responsibility between parents, citizens are drivers. They all have a responsibility to do something and that’s what each of our sources are trying to get across.

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MIne talks about when you are in your own home you are more trusting and open to influences. Like with how if you see someone smoking in your house you are more open to smoking yourself later on in life.

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A specific way our topics are connected are by childeren being effected. Childeren are at risk when it comes to impaired driving and children under bad working conditions are at risk as well.

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Members of the Anti-Saloon League were unable to join the public office without being seen as an ‘outlaw’ by the League itself. The League wanted to avoid political affiliations if it did not relate to their cause. In the Incredibles 2, Winston wanted Elastigirl to become the face of the supers, but Mr. Incredible did not approve at first as he wanted to be the face. In the original Incredibles movie, superheroes were seen as criminals/outlaws and were told to assimilate/adapt to society.

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American Propaganda during WW2 and Drunk Driving

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American Propaganda during WW2 and Drunk Driving

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The thing we found between our two primary sources is they can both use the emotion of fear to convey a message to citizens to do/don’t do something. Propaganda of drunk driving uses the fear of death of hurting someone to try to make people not drive under the influence while America uses the fear of being taken over and beaten in the war to make Americans help contribute money towards the effort of the war.

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North Korea and Fitness supplementation 

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North Korea and Fitness supplementation 

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What both of our sources had in common were attempts to skew peoples perceptions on certain ideas thru false images presented to a large audience.

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The Hurt Locker and “Somewhere” in the Nadir of African American History, 1890- 1920
Both these secondary sources use ethos to appeal to the values of the audience. In The Hurt Locker, the main character talks about getting out of the military in order to start a family which he is unable to have as a member of the armed services. “Somewhere” compares the southerners in 1890 to the baby boomers of the 19th century, appealing to the values of the audience by creating a connection between their perception of baby boomers and the subject of the article.

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“You only have to tie your shoes to loose weight” This quote was from a sketchers ad which correlates to my primary source. These relate because they both express the same message, when broken down is: All you need is this one product to get the results you desire.

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“Children that are exposed to secondhand smoke are inhaling many of the same cancer-causing substances and poisons as smokers”. This is from an article that relates to my primary source as when you are inhaling smoke your body is at risk of over 250 chemicals that also the smoker is at the same risk to.

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“Driving is a privilege because of the inherent risk and responsibility we all need to assume out on the road.”

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“Kids who start drinking young arts seven times more likely to be in an alcohol - related crash”.

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A specific way that our topics are connected is by how each of our topics are presented. Both of our primary sources include a historical aspect of who is right and who is wrong based on social and cultural ideas even though it’s completly the opposite.

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When parents could not support their children, they sometimes turned them over to a mill or factory owner. One glass factory in Massachusetts was fenced with barbed wire "to keep the young imps inside." These were boys under 12 who carried loads of hot glass all night for a wage of 40 cents to $1.10 per night.

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“Its leaders never expected to attain their goal by moral suasion alone, nor by law alone. They believe that the enforcement of law and the education of people in scientific temperance must go hand in hand.”

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In one scene in The Hurt Locker, the main character is venting about his problems to his friend and how he doesn’t even have a family when he says “I want a little boy.” This appeals to people’s values and even emotions.

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“ In Portland, crashes involving alcohol dropped by about 62 percent after Uber resumed service in 2015 after a four- month pause.

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Poncho- D. W. Griffith Birth of A Nation

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Poncho- D. W. Griffith Birth of A Nation

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President at the time Woodrow Wilson said it was history with lightn