Annotated Bibliography.

Alright class, time for step two. This is your annotated bibliography. As discussed in the video about the overall project, this is to show me you are doing research. For this, I want to see five sources cited in the Chicago Manual of Style. This is what historians use. Below is a link to the Purdue OWL that describes the process. Make sure you are looking at the bibliography part and not the notes part. There are also countless examples online. There are different ways you cite books, articles, webpage articles, and other information such as paintings, etc. You get the idea. If you have any questions about a particular source, ask me and I will see where I can assist you.

After you find your five sources (if you find more at this point, that is great!), and have cited them. Below each citation I want you to annotate that source. This is to make sure you are engaging with the material relevant to your project and not picking things last minute or loosely. Give me a paragraph about what that source is. Where was it created and who created it if it is a primary source for example? What is the general argument and information an article or book you found discussing? Use your own words here. How does it fit into your project?

https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/chicago_manual_17th_edition/cmos_formatting_and_style_guide/chicago_manual_of_style_17th_edition.htmlLinks to an external site.