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Welcome to the first discussion for World Perspectives. This week's discussion will focus on reading primary sources. What is a primary source? For the historian, a primary source is any form of expression (letters, reports, paintings, newspaper articles, even literature and movies) from the time period that the historian is studying. The kinds of sources that the historian uses will help to determine the kind of history that she or he writes, just like the detective uses certain kinds of evidence to make a case, or the reporter follows certain leads to write an article.

Question 1: How do the authors view the native populations? What is the author's purpose there? What are some of the author's biases? How does the source reflect the spread of early modern empires?

Attachment:- Native population.zip