African American Studies Annotated Bibliography.

Assignment: Prepare an annotated bibliography (worth 10% of course grade) with 4 primary or secondary sources. ONLY(Topic of the paper) – What has been the legacy of the Black Power movement of the 1960s and early 1970s? To answer that question, read Peniel E. Joseph’s article in the UMGC Library called, “Black Power’s Powerful Legacy.” What critiques of the Black Panther Party does Joseph describe? What surprises you about what Joseph has learned about the BPP and the FBI’s surveillance of the group? What does Joseph believe are the positive legacies of the BPP? If you were to plan a course for 11th graders to teach them about the BPP, what three things would you emphasize? (Note: Answer these questions. Do not give a history of the BPP). Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to show that you have begun to see your topic as part of a larger historical scene. You are beginning to focus in on one small aspect of the topic to investigate it more carefully in a 5-6 page paper and an 8-12 slide presentation.Process: Begin this assignment with a paragraph introducing the topic you are doing, giving background that leads up to the research question or thesis you want to investigate. Second, write out 8 events in chronological order that relate specifically to the topic and research question/thesis of your project.Third, prepare four annotated bibliographic entries in MLA Style. Each annotation should include the following information, in this order, and identified by letter:1. Full citation MLA style of bibliographic itema. Primary or secondary source – 1-2 wordsb. Audience for the item – 1 short sentence – who read/watched/heard this item when it was first produced?c. How this item will be useful to your work – 2-3 sentences relating to your research question/thesisd. A quote, statistic, or paraphrase you might use in your final paper, citing in MLA in-text style. 1-3 sentences. DO THREE MORE ANNOTATED CITATIONS IN THE SAME FORMAT. IF YOU DO NOT USE THIS FORMAT, YOUR ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY WILL NOT BE GRADED.Resources:Background Information (General) on Annotated Bibliographies: What is an Annotated Bibliography? (Do not use any of the formats here)How to distinguish primary and secondary texts: https://subjectguides.library.american.edu/primaryBackground Information on Thesis StatementsSuggestions on how to write an Opening Paragraph.