Directions: This activity is an example of how the American Memory collections can be used to examine sources surrounding a theme, in this case, World War I. Sound recordings, photographs, motion pictures, and documents are represented. Select ONE of the following primary sources. Using the Scan - Examine - Analyze technique, evaluate your source. Be prepared to share your findings.

Songsheet: I'll Be Somewhere in France; Ziegfeld follies 1917.	Audio Sampler: Over There, performed by Billy Murray RealAudio version of this recording. WAV version of this recording.	Document: Twenty-Five Years in the Black Belt, ch 20, The Negro and The World War
Sound recording: Democrats in the World War	Document: Alcoholic World War Veteran	Photograph: D.C. monument to veterans of World War One
Photograph: Back from Russia France, June 1919	Photograph: Soldiers unloading equipment from truck, 1914	Document: Mobilizing woman-power
Sound recording: Changes at Wartime	Document: World War I and Postwar Society	Motion picture: Sarah Bernhardt addresses crowd in Prospect Park, 1917