Annotated Bibliography. Primary Sources. Anwar el-sadat at Camp David Summit The History Channel website. Feb ,

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1 Annotated Bibliography Primary Sources Anwar el-sadat at Camp David Summit The History Channel website. Feb , 10:23 < This source is a collection of videos, including one of Sadat giving his speech after Camp David. I took notes on it and quoted him throughout my project. I did the same for Begin's speech. "The Camp David Accords." The Avalon Project. Lillian Goldman Law Library, 17 Sept Web. 3 Oct < This site had the actual Camp David Accords. This was necessary because I needed to read the document in order to understand what was decided upon. "THE CAMP DAVID ACCORDS AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS." Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum. N.p., n.d. Web. 7 Dec < This library had many documents and photographs. Mostly, the photos it provided were a necessity to completing my project. "Camp David Accords: Jimmy Carter Reflects 25 Years Later." 29. DC, Washington. 17 Sept The Carter Center. Web. 29 Mar < This source was a speech Carter gave. I was able to use it a lot when discussing Carter's motives. CSPAN. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Dec < Carter-And-The-Camp-David-Accords.aspx>. On this website, there was a video of Carter speaking about Camp David and I learned a bit before he signed the Accords. I

2 was able to learn quite a bit from the 2 minute clip. Though CSPAN is a secondary source, the videos are what I utilized. Those videos are a primary source. "18/09/1978." Histoire des Juifs. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Feb < I only used this source for one photo, considering it was in French. It is on the short term impact page. Though this website is a secondary source, the photo is the only thing I used, making it a primary source. Foreign Confidential. N.p., n.d. Web. 1 Mar < I used this source for a photo. It is on my legacy section. Though this website is a secondary source, the photo is the only thing I used, making it a primary source. Greenberg, Steve. "Camp David success." Greenberg Art. N.p., 15 Mar Web. 30 Nov < This web source was a political cartoon. It can be found on my leader page and describes the motivations of each leader. UPI. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb < David/2061/>. This web source provided me with a photo. The photo can be found under the background section of my website, and it is of the Camp David sign. Secondary Sources Blomfield, Adrian, ed. "Egypt declares Camp David accords with Israel 'not a sacred thing.'" The Telegraph. N.p., 15 Sept Web. 11 Jan <

3 declares-camp-david-accords-with-israel-not-a-sacred-thing.html>. This source was important to my project because it explained the reasons why the Accords were being questioned. I used it a lot when discussing impacts. Camp David Accords, Framework for Peace. Ibiblio, n.d. Web. 19 Oct < Ibiblio was an amazing interactive resource that I utilized quite a bit. I was able to pull photos from it, as well as important information about the Accords in general. Most of the facts in my conclusion are derived from this strong source. "CAUSES, COURSE AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE 1973 (YOM KIPPUR) WAR, INCLUDING THE CAMP DAVID TREATY." Israeli and Judaism Studies. NSWJDB, n.d. Web. 7 Dec < Accords/default.aspx>. This source had both information and pictures I used. It gave insight on the 1973 War and a Jewish viewpoint on things. CNN Library. CNN. N.p., 3 Nov Web. 20 Nov < CNN was fabulous, providing me with boatloads of quick information. Fast facts and a quick timeline helped me in background research. "The Crux of the Arab-Israeli Conflict." Web Archive. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Nov < I did not rely on this source. I read through it and the insight on Israel, but it seemed bias and the design made me skeptical of it's accuracy. Egypt s PM says peace deal with Israel not sacred and could be changed. Alarabiya.net English. N.p., 26 Sept Web. 21 Feb

4 < This web source provided me with a photo. It can be found on my long term impacts page and it is of Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf. "18/09/1978." HIstoire des Juifs. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Feb < I only used this source for one photo, considering it was in French. It is on the short term impact page. Fahmy, Mohamed Fadel. "30 years later, questions remain over Sadat killing, peace with Israel." CNN. N.p., 6 Oct Web. 30 Nov < This source was crucial in understanding the assassination of Sadat. That was a confusing topic and this site made things rather clear and easy to understand. FEDERMAN, JOSEF. "Israel Maintains Ties With Egyptian Army." The World Post. N.p., 19 Aug Web. 5 Jan < I turned to this source when looking into long term impacts. It gave me an idea of how the Accords affected the nations today. Gherman, Beverly. Jimmy Carter. Minneapolis: Lerner Publications Company, Print. This print source was an easy to read step by step guide to the Accords. Sadly, it contained practically the same information as Ibiblio. History Learning Site. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb < We've used History Learning Site on web quests in our history classes before, so I turned to it for NHD as well. I was able to find a good description of the Six Day War from this resource. It was a very helpful source.

5 The Israel Project. N.p., n.d. Web. 5 Jan < This was another 'legacy' type source. It explored the idea of today's relations with Israel and Egypt. Jewish Virtual Library. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Feb < This virtual library provided me with a lot of information about the wars fought before the Camp David Accords took place. It included many articles to go through that were mostly very clear and easy to understand. Jimmy Carter. Dir. Adriana Bosch PBS. Web. 17 Nov < Not only did PBS provide several articles I used, it also provided a very informative video that touched on the 'human' element I discussed in my process paper. Not only was this source very useful and the most enjoyable to learn from. Palestine Facts. N.p., Web. 25 Nov < This was another source I read, but refrained from using do to some facts that made me think it could be biased. It was an analysis of Palestinian leaders. Steven, Mintz, and McNeil Sarah. "Foreign Policy Triumphs." Digital History. N.p., Web. 17 Nov < This precise source gave me quick detailed facts. They were about the Accords and other Middle Eastern facts.

6 Zelizer, Julian E. The American Presidents. New York: Henry Holt and Company, Print. This book was written at a higher level than I needed, but also gave me basically the same information as the Carter library. It did describe Carter's role in the Accords.