The document provides guidance on writing an annotated bibliography, instructing that each annotation should be 200-250 words summarizing the key points and merits of the source, any controversies it presents, and basic publication details. It also notes an annotated bibliography must include 3 to 5 annotations and an introduction reshaping the original proposal based on professor feedback, including a clear thesis statement.

1. A good annotated bibliography provides the publication details,
describes the key points of the source, uncovers controversies
introduced by the source, and evaluates the merits of the source.
Each of your three (minimum) to five (maximum) annotations
should be approximately 200–250 words.
Create an introduction by reshaping your proposal based on
your professor's feedback. Be sure to include a strong thesis and
then annotate each source you intend to use.