1. Cite the source correctly in MLA documentation style. The citations should be organized in alphabetical order by author. 2. Follow with an annotation that begins by summarizing the source (approx. 3-5 sentences). Then, continue the annotation by evaluating the source, including the authority, background, and education of the author(s), the intended audience (for whom was it written (general public/any reader, subject specialists, college students? What skill level or education level must the reader have?) (approx. 3-5 sentences). Finally, conclude the annotation with a discussion of how this work is relevant or important to your selected topic (approx. 1-2 sentences). The annotation must be in your own words—no quoting, no copying and pasting. 5+ scholarly articles from the electronic databases.  5+ sources from other areas (books, websites, etc.).  Sources documented in MLA Style (by author).  Thoughtful and complete annotations of approximately 150 words. Above are the specific instructions for this assignment, the audience is my class mates.