1. Annotated Bibliography Self-Check Again……

2. Does your citation look like this for a book?
Title
Publisher
Morris, Edmund. Theodore Rex. New York: Modern Library, This biography of Theodore Roosevelt helped me understand the way in which Philippe Bunau Varilla was able to get President Roosevelt to recognize the revolutionary government of Panama. It also gave me details regarding the specific treaties signed between the two nations that gave the U.S. control of the canal zone.
Author
Citations are double spaced
Location
Year
Indent
Annotations are single spaced

3. Does your citation look like this for a website?
Title
Publisher
History.com Staff. "Sojourner Truth." History.com. A&E Television Networks, Web. 27 Sept This website helped me find more information about Sojourner Truth’s famous speech “Ain’t I a Woman”. I listened to a modern day performance of the speech and was able to understand how people at the time were affected by her words.
Author
Date you accessed it.
Indent
You do not need the full web address. If you do use it DO NOT hyperlink it.
Indent

4. Look at your Annotated Bibliography: Do you have the following?
Your list should be titled “Annotated Bibliography.” Not Bibliography, not Works Cited. Put this title in the top center of your first page.
Divide your Annotated Bibliography into two sections, labeled Primary Sources and Secondary Sources
In each section, entries should be alphabetized by the first word excluding “A,” “An,” and “The.”
Write on your annotated bibliography what you are missing!

5. Other key formatting instructions:
Double space each entry and skip two lines between entries.
Single space annotations.
All source citations are tabbed 1/2 inch (one tab) after the first line.
All annotations are tabbed ½ inch for the first line ONLY.
URLs (web addresses) should NOT be hyperlinked. There should be no highlighting.
Use Times New Roman size 12 font
Do you have 1-3 sentences to describe your source?
Did you use easybib.com to cite your sources?
Write on your annotated bibliography what you are missing!

6. Does your citation look like this for a website?
Title
Publisher
History.com Staff. "Sojourner Truth." History.com. A&E Television Networks, Web. 27 Sept This website helped me find more information about Sojourner Truth’s famous speech “Ain’t I a Woman”. I listened to a modern day performance of the speech and was able to understand how people at the time we affect by her words.
Author
Indent
Date you accessed it.
You do not need the full web address. If you do use it DO NOT hyperlink it.
Indent