Your Annotated Bibliography should define your research question—a focused, deba

Your Annotated Bibliography should define your research question—a focused, debatable question
that your sources address—at the top of the first page (as modeled in the sample Annotated
Bibliography you can find in the tutorial). All of the sources you include in your Annotated Bibliography
should answer the same research question you define at the top of your first page.
Your Annotated Bibliography should include your best five sources—those that help you understand the
debate and represent contrasting positions (or stances) in response to your research question—the
sources you plan to include in your synthesis. At least two of your five sources should come from library
databases (such as CQ Researcher Online or ProQuest Research Library). (I have attached two articles from CQ Research online). Your collection of five sources
should include at least three opinion sources