Annotated Bibliography

By Bob Schofner

PRIMARY SOURCE
Speeches, Writings, Documents -by Richard M. Nixon, edited by Rick Perltein, ed.1 New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2008 (book). This book is a collection of quotes and different documents each written by Nixon. Not only is it filled with primary source documents, each are written by Nixon himself. The Memoirs of Richard Nixon by Richard Nixon, 1st Ed. New York: Touchstone Inc. 1990 (book). This book is full of primary source documents written by Richard M. Nixon himself. This book is full of great quotes by the President himself. It is easy to see how the president felt and thought when you read this book.

War, What Is It Good For by Edwin Starr http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX7V6FAoTLc on YouTube, account name Thibault Viaene, created on Jan 22, 2007 (song).

This song I played in conjunction with the use of my Taiwan and Vietnam slide to illustrate how much resistance there was to the Vietnam War. Nixon Mao by unaccredited on N/A website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1972_Nixon_visit_to_China (image) This picture represents the companionship and friendship, the two leaders experienced as Nixon and Mao changed the world. This picture is a classic and is well known as the keynote photograph of that time period.

Winston Lord by unaccredited on N/A website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winston_Lord (image) This picture just lets the readers understand who Winston Lord is and what his photograph looks like.

Richard Nixon Inauguration Pin posted By Steven on March 27, 2011. Website http://www.flickr.com/photos/30862834@N02/5566310306/ (image) This is a photograph of one of Nixons inauguration pins. I added it as part of the inauguration slide show because it deals with the President Nixons inauguration.

President John F. Kennedy Inauguration by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.nydailynews.com/news/inaugurations-yearsgallery-1.1242888?pmSlide=21 (image) This picture shows Nixon shaking hands with Kennedy. Kennedy will defeat Nixon for the Presidency in the next election.

Nixon Taking Oath by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.cnn.com/2013/01/20/politics/obamainauguration/index.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitt er&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+rss%2Fcnn_us+(RSS%3A+U.S.) (image) This picture is of President Nixon taking his oath of office. I added it into the inauguration slide show.

Historic 1969 Richard Milhous Nixon Presidential Inauguration by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.qualityinformationpublishers.com/sku-589/ (image) This is a picture of Nixon at his inauguration talking to the audience. This is part of the inauguration slide show.

Images from Inaugurations Past by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.smithsonianmag.com/multimedia/photos/36322614.html? c=y&page=10 (image) This picture is of Nixon waving to some supporters after his inauguration. This has been inserted into the inauguration slide show.

Forty Years Ago by Unaccredited on January 27, 1973 website http://nixonfoundation.org/2013/01/forty-years-ago-paris-peaceaccords/ (image) This picture is my header and it shows Nixon talking to US troops in Vietnam. This appears on my Vietnam War slide.

Failed American policies rise from the grave in Iraq war by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.sfgate.com/opinion/article/Failed-American-policies-risefrom-the-grave-in-2514059.php (image) This picture shows Nixon discussing the Vietnam War with officials. This is the header for my Vietnam War slide.

war in Vietnam by Unaccredited on N/A website http://neoneocon.com/2011/06/21/obama-does-the-nixon-thing-inafghanistan/ (image) This picture is a graphic that illustrates Nixons Vietnam plan. It is used to make his plan simpler for readers to understand with the use of this graphic.

vietnamization by unaccredited on N/A website http://www.mediahex.com/Vietnamization (image)

This picture shows Nixon pointing to a board with a map of Vietnam on it. President Nixon understood the details of his plan and policies regarding the Vietnam War.

A Brief History of Presidents Abroad by Ollie Atkins on N/A website http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1888528,00.html (image) This picture shows a formal meeting the president had with the Chinese officials. They are eating Chinese food and this picture is on my Meeting the Chairman page.

Richard Nixon by unaccredited on N/A website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Nixon (image) This picture shows the president clinking glasses with Chairman Mao and shows his respect for the Chinese leader. This is on my Meeting the Chairman page.

Nixon by unaccredited on N/A website http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/our-nixon-cnn-tv-documentary (image) This picture shows how Nixon was a fun loving man who was well known for his victory pose. This picture is found on my Conclusion Page.

Nixons Vietnam interview- the Merv Griffin Show on 1966 Website http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDxaBJw-wZU (video) This video shows why Nixon thinks America must be in the Vietnam War. He sees America as a great power with a destiny to be there. The video is an interview on the Merv Griffin show. It is placed on the Thailand and Vietnam Page.

SECONDARY SOURCES
Richard M. Nixon by Heron Marquez 1st ed. Minneapolis: Lerner Publican Company. 2003 (book) This book is a biography of Richard Nixon and has a great section on his foreign policy. Its a great secondary source about what Nixon believed about China. It shows how much of a peace keeper Nixon was. Secondary Source.

The Presidency of Richard Nixon by Melvin Small, 1st Ed. Kansas: University of Kansas Press. 1999 (book) This book takes a look at the entirety of Nixons Presidency. It was very useful when comparing him to other presidents. It took a great look at what the Office of the President today and how we can tie it back to Nixon. Its a secondary source.

About Face by James Mann, 1st ed. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. 1998 (book) This book is specifically about the U.S and China. There is a large segment on Nixon and his tour of Chin. It is a secondary source. It was great for my project because it is full of facts and quotes that can be used in my website.

NIXON AND MAO by Margaret Macmillan, 1st Ed, New York: Random House Inc., 2007 (book) This book was used in the creation of my time line. It had a very easy to follow day by day calendar of what Nixon did in China. The book is a simple secondary source but was very useful in my research.

Hail to the chief http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRPtsJ1487w on YouTube, account name ChuckJPC, created on Nov 3, 2008 (song) The song was downloaded off of YouTube so it would play when you open up the presentation. It plays an important and powerful rendition of the song that has become synonymous with the Presidency since the early part of the Twentieth Century.

Flag of China by Zejlko Heimer on 29 September 2009 website: http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/cn.html (image) This is the flag of the Peoples Republic of China.

American flag by unaccredited on N/A website http://hdwallpaperspictures.com/american-flag/ (image) This image is a brother to the Chinese flag image and represents the United States of America.

Unabashed left by unaccredited on N/A website http://unabashedleft.blogspot.com/2012_01_01_archive.html (image) This image is a political cartoon that I thought would fit perfectly in my presentation. It shows Nixons strong sense of self and well recognized Victory pose.

Timeline by Bob Schofner on 11/30/13 website N/A (image) This is a timeline which I made myself to illustrate what Nixon did on his first trip to China. Its in the Trip to China slide.

Pandas by Unaccredited on N/A website http://babies-dangerouswild-animals.blogspot.com/2012/11/giant-panda-with-bamboobeautiful.html (image) This picture lets people see what a panda looks like so they know what the trade of animals consisted of. This is on the Meeting the Chairman page.

Musk oxen by unaccredited on N/A website http://tbrown10.wikis.birmingham.k12.mi.us/Brown+Tundra (image) This picture is used so the readers can see what a musk oxen looks like. Its on the Meeting the Chairman page.

Made in china sticker by unaccredited on N/A website http://money.cnn.com/2008/08/11/smallbusiness/china_no_longer_ch eap.fsb/ (image) This picture is used to represent how much of an improvement our relations with china have been. This picture can be found on the Results Page.

Made in China Tag by unaccredited on N/A website http://djcadchina.wordpress.com/tag/made-in-china/ (image) This is used to show how much better our relations are with China after Nixon and how many manufactured goods our citizens purchase there. This picture can be found on the Results Page.

Tickle me Elmo by unaccredited on N/A website http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2049 243_2048661_2049231,00.html (image) This is just to show a product that I know is made in China. This is on the Results Page.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_goes_to_China (website) This resource helped me because it gave me a broad explanation of the tour Nixon went on. The article was very informative and it gave me a lot of simple answers to some complicated questions.

http://www.americaslibrary.gov/jb/modern/jb_modern_nixchina_1.ht ml (website) This source was very simple. It provided me with easy explanations that I could understand.

http://adst.org/2013/02/nixon-goes-to-china/ (website) This website was very factual. It explained Nixons trip to China through a series of concise facts that the reader could easily follow.

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/china/sfeature/nixon.html (website) This website helped me with my timeline. It had a step by step, day to day, list of what happened on Nixons tour.