Did Television and Media Help the Vietnam Antiwar Movement
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A 10 page research paper that examines whether or not television and media helped or hurt the Vietnam era Antiwar movement. The Bibliography must be separated into Primary and Secondary sources. All footnotes must have a page number of the referenced material. The following material must be used for the paper: The Media and the Antiwar Movement by Melvin Small ISBN:9780813521077 Reporting Vietnam: Media and Military at War by William Hammond ISBN: 9780700609956 An American Ordeal The Antiwar Movement of the Vietnam Era by Charles Debenedetti ISBN: 9780815602453 The Telltale Hearts The Origins and Impact of the Vietnam Antiwar Movement by Adam Garfinkle ISBN: 9780312163631. The following Journal articles must also be used and will be uploaded: Vietnam The Television War, “Our Worst Enemy Seems to be the Press”:: TV News, the Nixon Administration, and U.S. Troop Withdrawal from Vietnam, Perspectives on Rhetorical Criticism of Movements: Antiwar Dissent, 1964-1970, Spectator Response at Public War Demonstrations, Visual Impact on Decision-Making in the USA, 1968: The Tet Offensive and Chicago’s Democratic National Convention, The Forgotten Movement: The Vietnam Antiwar Movement, Unsell the War: Vietnam and Antiwar Advertising, From Virtual Community to Virtual History: Mass Media and the American Antiwar Movement of the 1960s, Movement Outcomes and Movement Decline: The Vietnam War and the Antiwar Movement, At the Hand of Historians: The Antiwar Movement of the Vietnam Era, Vietnam and the Soldiers Revolt, The Iconography of Violence: Television, Vietnam, and the Soldier Hero.