a. I encourage you to write this in chronological order. Within the chronology you might find it useful to identify some main themes/trends in the city’s development.
b. In documenting the chronology of the city’s planning history, make sure to clearly identify the time period covered by your website. It should cover at least the last one hundred years (roughly 1900 – 2014), but you are more than welcome (in fact encouraged) to go back further in time.
Literary evidence and annotated bibliography (15 points max)
c. Identify the different types of resources that document the city’s planning history: primary and secondary sources, fiction, and academic scholarship.
d. I do not expect you to identify everything that has been written about your city; rather, identify those documents that seem to be most useful and informative.
e. Check to see if the city has a municipal archive since these are often great sources of information.
f. The city’s planning department might also be a useful resource to explore.
g. Explore the library website for the universities in your city. For example, look at this resource guide prepared by Boston University:
h. The annotated bibliography must include at least 20 sources – this is the combination of all of the sources used by the group members.
i. IMPORTANT: Each narrative must include source material from at least two academic journals and two academic books. You may also use public documents, but you may not use random source material found on the Internet. Do not use Wikipedia.
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