OPVL

1. OPVL Fun with documents!!!

2. OPVL Origin – Who, when and where Purpose – What and why Values – How is it helpful, credible? Limitations – How is it unhelpful, or hindering?

3. OPVL 1- Stick to the OPVL, DO NOT write about specific facts from each source 2- Be sure to include ALL of the information to explain the Origin: WHO (author) WHAT(title of the piece) WHEN (date created and is it primary or secondary) WHERE (city/state/country it was published/created) 3- Purpose – explain what type of source it is and WHY it was created(book, political cartoon, etc.)

4. OPVL Values /Limitations: Think of who the author is and how that influences the information (is it a historian, a journalist, a comic, a civilian, a politician…) think of the when and where it was created and how that affects the information think of what kind of source it is and how that affects the information think of why it was created, is it for education, propaganda, personal use…

5. Document Work Read through the document and write down a summary of what the main point of the document is. Choose a small part of the document to quote that sticks out as important Write an OPVL for each document

6. Vocabulary Words Social Darwinism Philanthropist Laissez Faire Economics Entrepreneurs Scab Capitalism Socialism Communism Corporation Monopoly Cartel Horizontal Integration Vertical Integration Trust Industrialization Gilded Age Strike IWW/Wobbilies