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Vietnamese shore and island installations (McNamara 130-132). On the night of July 30, 1964, a 34A mission attacked two North Vietnamese islands in the Tonkin Gulf that supposedly supported infiltration operations against the South. Two and a half days later, torpedoes and automatic weapons fire attacked the Maddox, a U.S. destroyer in the Gulf (Moise 83). There were no injuries or damage, but the attack was undeniable (Moise 83). President Johnson at this point was faced with a decision --how would

CASE STUDY- MINI CASE: BP GULF OF MEXICO OIL SPILL CASE SUMMARY 1. In a narrative format, summarize the key facts and issues of the case. In the case of the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill, we examine the effects of an organization not being prepared for this particular crisis. The world scrutinized the actions, inactions, and the human decisions made by BP that led to a major catastrophic crisis. The organization was not prepared for a crisis of this magnitude. Our text stated that this type of negligence

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Throughout the Civil War, there is a constant reference to states. The obvious answer is that this represented the composition of the armies at that time. It also demonstrates that each military unit carrying that state representation formed a shared identity among the soldiers. The Confederate and Union armies both suffered from failures of leadership. These failures put strain on the rank and file soldiers to which they turned to their state identity, to their fellow soldiers from the same

would be a great person to interview, because she is outgoing and has aged well. I conducted a telephone interview for this assignment, because she is currently in Florida for the remainder of the Spring season. The interviewee was born in Portland, Maine in 1942, and is seventy-five years old. She had four older brothers, one older sister, and has a younger sister who is three years younger than her and whom is her best friend. She has two sons, one daughter, and five grandchildren. Unfortunately,

isolationists. The Spanish-American War in 1898 was a clear representation of an expansionist foreign policy. The main motive behind the conflict was the explosion of the USS Maine, which was blamed on the Spanish despite there being evidence of it being caused by an internal fault. Similarly, the explosion of the USS Maddox off the Gulf of Tonkin dragged America directly into war with North Vietnam after belief that they were involved in the destruction despite there being evidence against it. The incidents

Hearst is reported to have told one of his photographers: “You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war.” While public tensions before August 1898 were surely high, nothing turned the public against Spain like the tragic blowing up of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor. The lives of 260 American officers and men were lost. The yellow press and American investigators quickly blamed spanish officials in Cuba for the mysterious wreck. Although it is extremely unlikely that the spanish had anything to

“Fake news can be as simple as spreading misinformation or as dangerous as smearing hateful propaganda.” Fabrizio Moreira once said this alarmingly true quote. Fake news started to be such a big trend that it was coined as yellow journalism. The Spanish American war was ultimately started by yellow journalism. To begin though we need to see the backstory of how this had happened.With all of these things happening in Cuba, President Cleveland and President McKinley wanted to stay neutral. Also during

It has been brought to attention that climate change is damaging the shrimp species. The U.S government has become involved in regulating laws that benefit shrimp in order to recover. However, this kind of regulation isn’t happening for all species The Great White Shark for example is also being affected by climate change. Unlike shrimp, the U.S. government isn’t as strict when it comes to laws protecting the Great White Shark. Thus, the difference between the Great White Shark and shrimp suggest

Atlantic croaker (Micropogonias undulatus [Linnaeus, 1766]), have a distribution ranging in the Western Atlantic from the Gulf of Maine to the northern Gulf of Mexico (GOM). In addition, their range may potentially extend into the southern GOM, the Lesser Antilles and southern Caribbean, and from Brazil through southern Argentina (Smith, 1997). Atlantic croaker stock status is unknown (NMFS, 2012), although it is expected to be below the maximum sustainable yield. The amount of Atlantic croaker harvested