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Annotations are brief descriptions of how each source contributes to your understanding of your topic. They generally include the following elements:
Annotation Sentence Starters
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"This source helped me understand what role the Interim Committee (a group of distinguished scientific, industrial, and political figures) played in the decision of the bomb. It helped me understand their reasoning for dropping the atomic bomb. The Interim Committee advised the President on nuclear energy."
"I used this book to learn more about recent events in the Israeli - Palestinian conflict, especially the war. It also included some maps, which we used to get a better picture of the partition."
"This book was a collection of the letters that Joe Kennedy wrote from 1914 until his disabling stroke in 1961. Although there were no letters speaking of Rosemary receiving the lobotomy, Joe did write his concerns for his daughter and the prospect of getter her the operation."
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