1. Create a new HTML file with the content from grtdprss.txt. Format the content with the appropriate h1, h2, h3 and p tags to display the content properly. 2. Add two images from the Web that are appropriate for the content of the page. 3. Be sure to cite your image's sources: Image by johnsmith via [source link] (copyright-free) OR Image by johnsmith via [source link] (c) 2011 4. Create a link to this exercise from your home page and from the new exercise 4 page to the homepage. This is something that is done with each new exercise. How to Apply Lessons Learned from the Great Depression Recent economic times may mirror what American grandparents or great-grandparents went through in the Great Depression. While this time may be a challenge, it may be an opportunity to look back and learn how previous generations coped with tough economic times. Hopefully, we'll never need to relive their lessons learned, but at the very least we can appreciate their resourcefulness and gain perspective on our own situations. Steps 1. Quit using credit. If you don't have the cash to make a purchase, then don't buy it. One of the first lessons learned by people who survived the Great Depression was to never borrow money unless you have a clear plan for how you're going to pay it back. And when layoffs are a reality, expecting to pay for it with your Christmas bonus or your next paycheck is not a sound plan. If you don't have the money to pay for it right now, don't buy it. 2. Enjoy the