Write an annotated bibliography for your research paper. This should include citations (MLA format) and annotations for at least 5 possible sources that you might use for your paper. As stated in the paper instructions, these sources should include a minimum of one book, one article from a peer reviewed journal and one web-based source. Your annotations should briefly summarise the argument of the source and explain how it relates to the topic of your paper. Does it provide background information? Perhaps you are arguing against the writer's point of view? If the source is there to provide evidence in support of your argument, explain how your argument is different from theirs. You may find that a source ends up not being relevant to your paper and this is fine too. Simply say briefly what it is about and why you want to take your research in a different direction. Use the example linked in the class instructions to show you how to format your annotated bibliography.