Imagine a magical conversation between two or more historical figures or a composite figure (e.g. someone that you invent based on real historical actors). The world is your oyster. Use your imagination. Where do they meet, or how do they encounter each other? How do differences/similarities play into how they interact with one another? Do they meet in the past, present, or future — and how does that context inform their meeting? The point is to highlight some theme(s) or idea(s) or conflict(s) that we learned about in this class, so make sure that your storytelling conveys some meaning about the past.
You should still use sources. Anything from the textbook or sourcebook are fair game. World History in Context available through our library databases also offers great reference sources including biographies if you want to develop your characters. I would strongly advise you.. beg you… not to use random Internet sources unless they are scholarly in nature.
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