Instructions
Submit a literature review of your completed research for your jury selection research paper.
Review this helpful APUS Literature Review guide.
Then review The Literature Review (APUS Library). This site also contains helpful information about the difference between an annotated bibliography and a literature review, as well as formatting tips.
Additionally, read this APUS library response to the question (within that link are several other helpful sources/links):
How do I write a literature review?Your literature review should be well-organized and easy to follow. You MUST offer a critical review of at least 4 articles (scholarly, peer-reviewed articles, or government publications).
Please cite in Bluebook format.
This short video about literature review is also helpful. Literature Reviews: An Overview for Graduate Students
Remember, this submission is not simply a list of articles that you located. Review the APUS sample provided in the APUS Literature Review guide.
Finally, your paper must not simply be a reiteration of articles that you locate. Rather, your goal is to "provide context for your own research." APUS Library