• Chicago has two ways of formatting citations: Author-Date or Notes and Bibliography. You can either:
  • Follow the same format as a Chicago "Author-Date" References page
  • Follow the same format as a Chicago Notes and Bibliography page
• The first line of the citation starts at the left margin. Subsequent lines are indented.
• Chicago style is typically single-spaced, but your assignment instructions may differ.
• Please see this example from the official Chicago Manual of Style Notes and Bibliography page.

The documents below contain the Chicago annotated bibliography examples that:

• uses Chicago Author-Date formatting and another for Notes and Bibliography formatting
• does not include a title page, however consult with your instructor or assignment instructions, as a title page could be required
• summarizes a journal article
• evaluates the source
• explains why the article is significant or useful to the student's assignment