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All scholarly secondary sources (books, journal articles etc.) do not only provide content information but make an argument–similar to the to the goal of your research papers. You need to identify that argument, which you can usually find in the introduction of a book or the within the first1-2 pages of a journal article and how the author supports that argument (and what types of sources they use). For example, take a look at the attached article by yours truly. In this article I am arguing (my thesis) that the state used the Expatriation Act of 1907 to limit immigration by controlling the marriage choices of women and penalizing American women who married foreign men. The argument appears in the first few paragraphs of page 2 (the journal page numbers). If you read through the article and use the endotes/footnotes and bibliography (references) then you will see what type of evidence I use to support this argument (Congressional records and acts, Immigration and Naturalization Records, scholarly secondary sources etc.
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