Choose nine terms from the list that have connections to one another. 2. Place one term in each oval in a logical order (e.g., secondary sources could follow primary sources because they are both...

Choose nine terms from the list that have connections to one another. 2. Place one term in each oval in a logical order (e.g., secondary sources could follow primary sources because they are both sources of information about the past). 3. Using point form, make notes in between each oval to explain the relationship between each pair of words. The notes should show that you know the meaning of each term, and that the connections between the terms are logical. 4. Be sure the links between each of the terms are explained, including the first and last terms, which must also show a connection.