1. Primary Sources: In your response, please provide 2 examples of primary sources that are either: on your person (in your wallet or purse); in your home, automobile, or at work; or that you have recently seen or heard on the Internet, television, or radio. State why you think the items are primary sources. (Remember to refer back to the Week 2 commentary for a review of primary and secondary sources if you are confused on the difference).
2. Secondary Sources: In your response, please also provide 2 examples of secondary sources that you have encountered either: in another course; via radio, television, or the Internet; or that you have in your home, automobile, or at work. State why you believe these items are secondary sources. (Remember to refer back to the Week 2 commentary for a review of primary and secondary sources if you are confused on the difference).