Explore the 'Primary Source Sets' on the Minnesota Digital Library website. Identify the title of one primary source set related to Minnesota's history and culture, and describe what types of resources (e.g., documents, photographs) are typically included within these sets, as well as the purpose of the 'Think Like a Historian' section within a set.
Navigate to 'https://mndigital.org/'. Scroll down to locate and click on the 'Teach with MDL' link (ID 180). On the 'Teach with MDL' page, scroll down to the 'Primary Source Sets' section and click on the 'Primary Source Sets' link (ID 126). Select and click on any available primary source set to view its content. Identify and state the title of the chosen primary source set. Describe the types of resources typically found within these sets. Explain the purpose of the 'Think Like a Historian' section within a primary source set.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Primary Source Sets' page. The agent successfully navigates into a specific primary source set. The agent states the title of the selected primary source set. The agent accurately describes the types of resources typically included in a primary source set (e.g., 'ten to twenty primary sources from the MDL collection,' 'links to related resources,' 'discussion questions,' 'classroom activities'). The agent explains that the 'Think Like a Historian' section provides discussion questions and classroom activities to help students analyze the primary sources critically.