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Creating primary sources

Making your own Primary Source Pretend that you were alive during Lincoln’s assassination and Booth’s escape. Create a primary source/historical document using the details and facts you’ve read so far from the book. You may create: a picture/artwork picturing a specific scene write a newspaper article as if you are reporting on the event write a song or poem sharing your feelings (at least 10 lines) write a series of letters or journal entries (at least 3) sharing what has happened (make sure these are in chronological order) Your primary source must use at least 3 facts from the book to show that it’s accurate