Annotated bibliography: Creating an annotated bibliography includes summarizing and evaluating each source. Annotate all assigned readings before class, replying to the following six questions as succinctly as possible. Do not use quotations. Do not format your responses as narratives. Do not summarize what you have read. Your analytical reviews should not exceed one-third to one-half of a page in length, single-spaced. Answer the following 6 questions in it. 
Identify the author’s primary topic, primary question about the topic, and hypothesis (proposed answer to primary question).
Describe the KINDS of data/information/observations/documents the author collected.
What were the methods used to collect those data?
How did the author use the collected data to support the hypothesis?
What were the author’s assumptions? (What relevant matters were not addressed?)
Evaluate the effectiveness of the author’s argument.
Annotated bibliographies serve as invaluable learning tools, facilitating the development of essential research and writing skills applicable to both your academic journey and future professional endeavors. Attatched are the readings I need you to do the annotated bibliography on. 
Answer the 6 questions to each article. I will also attach an example to help you with formatting.