"John Fitzgerald Kennedy." Historical world leaders. Gale, 1994. Biography in Context. Internet. January 9, 2014. Article.Biography in Context, in the article "John Fitzgerald Kennedy" states that JFK's legacy is one of the most important and memorable legacies in the history of United States presidents. In their article, they use quotes from historians and others who observed JFK and his family to highlight the impact of JFK's presidency and the Kennedy family. For example, they cite historian Doris Kearns Goodwin who asserts that "no American family had a more vivid and powerful impact on the life of its time" (Biography in Context 94). This evidence suggests that JFK had an extremely large impact on the United States. “Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Pearl Harbor Speech.” Primary Sources from the American Decades. Ed. Cynthia Rose. Flight. 5: 1940-1949. Detroit: Gale, 2004. 213-215. Biography in context. Internet. January 10, 2014. Article. Franklin Roosevelt, in his Pearl Harbor speech, calls on Congress to declare war on Japan. In his speech he talks about the recent meeting between the United States and Japan, during which an alliance and peace in the Atlantic were suggested. Due to several factors that played into the attack on Pearl Harbor, the president stated that the attack was "deliberately planned days or even weeks [ago]" (Roosevelt 1941). He makes these facts obvious to those listening to the speech in order to arouse a feeling of betrayal on Japan's part, so that they agree to declare war. This evidence suggests that FDR was, in fact, a very intelligent president and a very talented orator. “Manhattan Project”. The Cold War – 1945-1991. Gale, 1992. United States History in Context. Internet. January 13, 2014. Article. US history in context, middle of article......to help South Vietnam defend itself against the communists, rather than win a war. Despite this, the MACV was associated with views on the American war effort in Vietnam. “Kennedy, John F.” Television in the American Society Reference Library. Ed. Laurie Collier Hillstrom and Allison McNeill. Flight. 3: Primary sources. Detroit: UXL, 2007. 65-76. United States History in Context. Internet. January 13, 2014. Source.TV Guide, in the article "A Force That Changed the Political Scene," guides readers through JFK's presidency, from the early stages of the campaign to his assassination. He points out that he was the youngest president to take office and that he “swooned” America with his good looks. They write about his politics, from foreign policy to the civil rights movement. For example, it is said that JFK “sent federal troops to the South…to end the segregation of public schools »..”