Ten Annotations:The assignment assesses student ability to use technology in obtaining peer-reviewed published empirical studies on a topic of choice. After reading and critically evaluating the articles an annotation will be prepared for each one.1. Find 10 articles relevant to the research topic. you will complete the annotated bibliographies for 10 articles based on your research topic in one paper2. Read the articles for understanding. Expect to read each article numerous times focusing on the purpose of the study (hypothesis), how it was tested (the method), the results (do they support or refute the hypothesis? and what it means (discussion)?3. According to APA style and guidelines prepare a title page for your manuscript (page 1).4. According to APA style and guidelines prepare the heading for an Abstract and include Keywords: (page 2). You do not actually need to write an abstract.5. Begin the annotated bibliography on page 3 by repeating the Title from your Title page, followed by the reference for the first article annotated and the actual annotation, reference for the second article and the actual annotation, and so on.6. The last page will be the references again.7. Include a .pdf of the first page of each article.

Need an research paper on cultural practices and traditions in africa. Needs to be 1 page. Please no plagiarism. Binyavanga talks about the possible characters that may be included in the article on Africa. Among those characters that he mentioned are the Loyal Servant, the Ancient Wise Man, the Modern African and the Starving African (Wainaina 93). Lastly, the author suggests that writers should not forget to include the sunset in Africa. He emphasizes too that overpopulation must also be added in portraying Africa and that AIDS and WAR are the factors that contribute to its depopulation (Wainaina 95). I agree with the author that most articles about Africa touch on the topics that he enumerated. However, I feel that it is also grossly exaggerated which may be partly due to the fact that he and other Africans are severely hurt by the way they are being portrayed by most authors. I appreciate the satirical style that he employed in presenting his arguments. The essay is one whole irony which I think is effective in convincing the readers to agree with the author’s claims. The essay is replete with the various stereotypes which have been and are still ascribed to Africa, which Binyavanga wants to correct through his work. I liked the way the author ended his essay with the phrase, “Because you care” (Wainaina 95). I think that it evokes a strong message, that is, if a writer cares about Africa, then he should be more objective and truthful and portray Africa not according to the usual stereotype images and false representations. Although indirectly, I think that Binyavanga is implying that if a writer still creates an article about Africa the way he described it, then he may be considered insensitive and uncaring.