Sample of an annotate bibliography: Source 1 : E-Book
Casey, M. S., Thackeray, F. W., & Findling, J. E. (2007). The history of Kuwait. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2007.
Kuwait life divides into two parts, Bedouin and Hadhar. Bedouin, were working and taking care of camels. Hadhar were more interesting and working in sea for example building ships and pearl fishery. Both Bedouin and Hadhar were famers, shepherds, and blacksmiths. Because there was not any shopping mall, Kuwaiti women were getting pots and pans from Sulubba (a group of men who work as a hunters and desert guide). The children were playing inside the town; however, some of them went to school and learn Arabic language, Quran, and Math. Also, Kuwaiti housewives were going …show more content…
Some of the Kuwaiti investors built a metals company which calls United Steel Industrial Company (KWTSteel) in 1996. Four years later, KWTSteel worked with Austria's Voest Alpine (it is not a Kuwaiti company) in order to produce 650,000 tonnes per year of reinforcing steel. With reinforcing steel and producing oil, Kuwait began producing cement when Kuwait Cement Company (KCC) was founded in 1972.
Sample of an annotate bibliography: Source 3 : Academic Journal
Al-Kazi, L. (2011). Women and non-governmental organizations in Kuwait: a platform for human resource development and social change. Human Resource Development International, 14(2), 167-181. doi:10.1080/13678868.2011.558313.
Kuwait development in the past had faced a lot of good things. In 1961, the constitution has been put by AlSheikh Abdullah AlSabah, and it is guarantee women rights and makes her equal with men. After the constitution, every women can enter the election as a candidate or a voters. Women has the rights to work in both government and non-government organizations like men do. At the same year, in 1961, Kuwait announced the independence of Kuwait from British (the protection treaty was canceled). In 1976, Touristic Enterprises Company (TEC Kuwait) was
Casey, M. S., Thackeray, F. W., & Findling, J. E. (2007). The history of Kuwait. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2007.
Kuwait life divides into two parts, Bedouin and Hadhar. Bedouin, were working and taking care of camels. Hadhar were more interesting and working in sea for example building ships and pearl fishery. Both Bedouin and Hadhar were famers, shepherds, and blacksmiths. Because there was not any shopping mall, Kuwaiti women were getting pots and pans from Sulubba (a group of men who work as a hunters and desert guide). The children were playing inside the town; however, some of them went to school and learn Arabic language, Quran, and Math. Also, Kuwaiti housewives were going …show more content…
Some of the Kuwaiti investors built a metals company which calls United Steel Industrial Company (KWTSteel) in 1996. Four years later, KWTSteel worked with Austria's Voest Alpine (it is not a Kuwaiti company) in order to produce 650,000 tonnes per year of reinforcing steel. With reinforcing steel and producing oil, Kuwait began producing cement when Kuwait Cement Company (KCC) was founded in 1972.
Sample of an annotate bibliography: Source 3 : Academic Journal
Al-Kazi, L. (2011). Women and non-governmental organizations in Kuwait: a platform for human resource development and social change. Human Resource Development International, 14(2), 167-181. doi:10.1080/13678868.2011.558313.
Kuwait development in the past had faced a lot of good things. In 1961, the constitution has been put by AlSheikh Abdullah AlSabah, and it is guarantee women rights and makes her equal with men. After the constitution, every women can enter the election as a candidate or a voters. Women has the rights to work in both government and non-government organizations like men do. At the same year, in 1961, Kuwait announced the independence of Kuwait from British (the protection treaty was canceled). In 1976, Touristic Enterprises Company (TEC Kuwait) was