Annotated Bibliography Last Four Hundred years in Western Civilization

review, and summarize four different reputable sources concerning a topic related to the last 400 years in Western civilization. Your four sources are required to come from the CSU Online Library and fit the following criteria: One primary source: A document, object, or other material directly related to the topic and time. This should be a document that provides a first-hand account of your topic without previous knowledge of the event. Examples may include newspapers, diaries, letters, film, records, or speeches. One current, relevant article: An article published in a reputable periodical within the last five years. One peer-reviewed article: An article from a respected publication put out by universities, historical societies, or another academic entity that has clearly identified the credentials of the author, reviewer, and publisher. One published book: This can be in electronic or print form and from any time. Be sure to research the publisher, author, and year as that may influence bias. The following conventions are expected to be followed throughout your project. Click here to view the Writing Center’s annotated bibliography example for guidance: Four selected reputable sources should be formatted in 6th edition APA style. Annotation paragraphs should be written after each of the four sources (as outlined below). The entries should be ordered alphabetically. The entire annotated bibliography should be double-spaced with no additional spaces between entries. No reference list should be included with the annotated bibliography as the entries themselves will contain the reference list citation information. ach of the four entries should begin with a reference list citation in APA style and be followed by a 100- to 150-word summary of the source’s information. Your annotated bibliography should be at least two pages in length. An annotated bibliography summary should include the most important information from the text. Sometimes, this means that you will broadly summarize larger portions of text (i.e., main ideas); at other times, this means that you will focus on summarizing one paragraph out of an entire source. Whenever you quote information, use APA in-text citations.