22 Nov Select a topic that will form the basis for your Annotated Bibliography and Annotated Webliography
Select a topic that will form the basis for your Annotated Bibliography and Annotated Webliography. You should choose some topic that deals with some aspect of world history from 1500-2000. This covers a broad area so you can use your imagination. For example, you could cover transatlantic slavery, European colonialism, or comparing the impact of the Industrial Revolution. If you are unsure whether your topic is acceptable, you should run it by your instructor for approval. (SCHOLAR ARTICLES)
Provide a complete citation for the site, including the URL and your date of access. Note that the required citation style is Chicago Manual of Style. For an example of what elements to include in your citation, go to Course Content and review the Brief Primer to Citing Sources in Chicago Humanities Style (B=bibliography). In the Sample Citations section, look under Online Journal Articles and note that you need to provide the name of the database you found the article in and your date of access.
