1. Title: which includes name of the slave, your names, and where in the slave narratives you got your information (example: WPA Slave Narrative Project, Texas Narratives, Volume 16, Part 1) You will find that on the Bibliographic Page under Source.

2.  A picture of your slave.

3. A summary of the information found in the narrative. Remember the slides that we looked at in class and the information they contained. The web we made together then will help you.

4. If you can find a good quotation , put it on the 4th slide.

The PICTURE sometimes has a hyperlink off the Bibliographic Page, but usually you have to get there another way. There are at least 4 different ways. From the Bibliographic Page that you found above, the second line says Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938 this will take you to the Front Page of the Slave Narratives where you can do a search. You notice I just put in a hyperlink to that same page. In the chart above, at the very top, is another link to that page. After the slave names, there is a link as well (that's the 4th). When you get to that Front Page look under the picture where it says "Browse Photographs by Subject". Click on Subject. Now you will see a table with names. The slaves are listed alphabetically by last name, but because the list would be so long the list is divided into 5 parts. The first section has all the last names from Adams to Daniel. If your slave has a last name that started with "B", for example, that is where his name would be, click on that group and then look for the name in the list.