Make sure you involve your teacher when you choose and plan your assignment. Make a list of questions raised by the topic. Then select one key question about your topic. Turn your question into a hypotheses, ie a statement that can be proved or disproved by your assignment. Wages are related to trade unions.
Women earn less than men.
Collecting Information Collect information about your topic which you can use to prove or disprove your hypothesis. Using secondary sources involves looking at books, newspapers, magazines, government statistics and maps. Analysing Information Analysis involves looking through the information you have collected and deciding its significance to your topic. Draw conclusions based on the information you have collected. In particular, your analysis should show whether the information collected supports your hypothesis or not.