Once you have watched the Basil Davidson video, connect it to what you learned l

Once you have watched the Basil Davidson video, connect it to what you learned last week. This is a way for us to build our knowledge base and begin to engage intelligently with the “African Diaspora”. For that, we need to write a Summary!
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In 280 words, double spaced, Times New Roman 12 point font, 1″ margins, I want you to apply the information you’ve learned from Colin Palmer in your ‘Tell a Friend’ in your summary of the video “Africa- Episode 1: Different But Equal”.
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Your summary of the video should follow this EXACT outline:
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Paragraph 1: In a few sentences, briefly give an overview of the video. This is where you can discuss something you particularly liked, enjoyed, were surprised by. Use your intro to show your engagement wit the Source. Let me know you watched it and took it seriously.
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Paragraph 2: What evidence did Basil Davidson use to make his arguments? You can choose anything from the video, but don’t forget to include what your own interpretation of the evidence is. Do you agree, disagree? This is your chance to engage with the evidence. Example: To make his first point about the Renaissance and the perception between “Black” and “White”, he used paintings to show equality among the subjects. This was his evidence. What do you think about it? Does it work or nah? You can use my example, but there are plenty of other things to discuss!
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Paragraph 3: Make some connections! You have read a bit about the African Diaspora, and have now seen a video on how Africa is viewed. What themes can you tie together? Can you use evidence from one source to help you understand the other source? Both the article and video are over 40 years old, should we keep using such old sources? These are just a few ideas you can explore! This is your concluding paragraph. Do what you feel most comfortable, as long as you have a connection between Palmer and Davidson.