Requirements: MLA cited sources Two to four sentences describing the nature of

Requirements:
MLA cited sources
Two to four sentences describing the nature of source, what sort of information it contains, and how you plan to use it in your paper.
EXAMPLE:
Udall, Stewart L., Michael A. Bellesiles, Paula Mitchell Marks, and Gregory H. Nobles. “How the West Got Wild: American Media and Frontier Violence, A Roundtable.” Western Historical Quarterly 31, No. 3 (Autumn 2000): 277-295.
This is a long form article coming of scholarly source and is the record of a roundtable of notable historians of the Old West. The historians in the article examined the issue of the level of violence present in the society of the Old West and generally came to the conclusion violent wasn’t nearly as common portrayed in popular culture. Information from this article will be used to refute the general level of violence portrayed in Tombstone – particularly the generalized violent depiction of the titled town.
See attached file for the source. Do not use outside sources.