So you can follow up your citation and explanation with the relatable outside information. So for instance, if I'm doing, I don't know, the 14 points or the League of Nations, the Treaty of Versailles idea, and I have that document that talks about maybe the League of Nations. And I know that that treaty was rejected by the U.S. Senate. I would write on the side of the document, Senate rejects. So when I'm writing about that on a U.S. history exam and I say, look, if we take a look at the Treaty of Versailles, we can clearly see Woodrow Wilson's dream of the League of Nations and Europe adopting the League of Nations. I.e., unfortunately when that treaty was put in front of the Senate according to checks and balances of the U.S. Constitution, it was clearly rejected. OI jelly!