The cutest most microscopic critter in the deep ocean just might be the dumbo octopus. It has large, rounded fins on its body that resemble the ears of “Dumbo, Walt Disney’s animated elephant.” And like the adorable little elephant, the dumbo octopus uses those big “ears” to get around. It’s biome is the aquatic Marine. Dumbo octopus can be found typically in every ocean in the world.…
Full Battle Analysis of the Conflict at Chipyong-Ni Throughout the history of the world, there have been conflicts between countries and their neighbors. Many of these conflicts have resulted in wars that have raged on across borders and homelands. Some of the most defining battles throughout our world history have taken place overseas in foreign land where the enemy has the supreme advantage. One of the most decisive and important battles in the worlds history was the Battle of Chipyong-Ni.…
Battle of the Washita The goal the Battle of Washita was to destroy morale of the Natives and that is exactly what happened. On November 27th, 1868 LT. Colonel George Armstrong Custer led an attack on the Southern Cheyenne village of Peace Chief Blake Kettle. He took them by surprise by attacking the during the cold of winter and during the cover the early morning dawn.…
Description This is the Yellow Tube Sponge, also known as the Aplysina aerophoba. The animal’s name is very self explanatory. This animal, who is commonly mistaken for a plant, has a rough outer, tube-like shell. It is yellow, hence the name. Also, it is hollowed out, with one tube coming out from the top, and it is capable of growing to 3 feet tall.…
Tanner Lancaster David B. Hinton Survey of US. History I 20 September 2015 Stones River National Battlefield “How did I prepare for this visit to Stones River Battlefield?”. First thing I did was did some reading, my dad had a few books lying around that he suggested I read up on Stones River. I read the pages the index referred to on Stones River in the books “The coming fury” and “Never call Retreat”. The first book “The Coming Fury” explained that “Southern delegates walked out of the democratic conventions, drew armies after them one place of which is Stones River.”…
Canada’s images throughout the years has changed and evolved into what it is today. A peacekeeping nation. But it wasn 't always known as that. Canada was a nation just like any other building and improving itself, but it wasn’t until the First World War that people started to notice Canada as its own country. Events from the First and Second World War and the Cold War have shaped Canada into what it is today.…
Canada’s Significance The battle that Canada was most acknowledged for was Vimy Ridge. This battle established Canada’s role as a superior force. On the other hand, the battle of the Somme was not momentous for the Canadian Corps as they were not directly engaged in the combat.…
What is one of the first things you think of when someone talks about our nation’s capital? For most American Citizens, there first thoughts are government and the documents written long ago by our founding fathers. Washington D.C. Is a place where history history comes alive but history is also made. During the duration of our D.C. Trip we experienced our nation’s government and constitution in action. The right to build an army and a navy, the first amendment, and the legislative branch were all important parts of the constitution and were showcased during our class trip to our nation's capital.…
The year 1945 was a time relief for America. After ww II, most of the countries in the northern part of world decided to divide themselves into two large blocs the first bloc was communist and was controlled by Russia, and the other bloc was mostly democratic and was led by the United States. The cold war started on April 25, 1945, at the Elbe River in Germany where two powerful armies met American and Russia cut Germany in two parts. What was Containment? There were three good examples of containment which help explain what it was.…
Brown 1 The Korean War was just the start of increased tension between the United States and the Soviet Union. After WWII the international system quickly made a shift from multipolar system to a bipolar system, involving the two remaining super powers. The Primary goal for the U.S and U.S.S.R, or any state, was survival. The only way to achieve this goal was to increase their power.…
The Korean War Memorial is a national park located at Washington D.C. It commemorates the fact that during the Korean War, which occurred between June 25, 1950 and July 27, 1953, and in the end 36,574 Americans died. Among this number of casualties, 8,200 are missing, lost, or buried at sea. Also, 103,284 were wounded.…
JAKKS Pacific, Inc Strategy Overview The strategy of Jakks Pacific, Inc, as stated in their annual report, can be divided into two categories, which are its Business Strategy and its Growth Strategy. Business Strategy Jakks Pacific's business strategy is multi-faceted. The first aspect of the company's business strategy is based upon researching and developing their own exclusive proprietary brands and marks (Jakks Pacific, Inc., 2018).…
In 1776, Continental Congress would provide pensions during the Revolutionary War to soldiers who were disabled. Veterans were also given the option of a domiciliary home to have in home care, this also included incidental medical and hospital treatment for the injuries or diseases they may have. In 1917, the United States went into World War I, this became “the first mechanized war, and as a result, soldiers who were exposed to mustard gas, other chemicals and fumes required specialized care after the war” in military hospitals. Servicemen were also exposed to horrors, shelling, and ambushes while caring for the wounded. Luckily, “Congress enacted large numbers of new benefits for veterans” with disability compensation programs, insurance…
Mounds can be found throughout the Midwestern part of the United States. Almost every mound was man made by the early Native Americans mound builders. The history of the mound builders can date back thousands of years. Many wonder why they built the mounds and what were there purpose to these people. History of the ancient mound builders along with their religious beliefs can help get an idea of the purpose the mounds.…
a. The world 's deepest trenches are located near the Bermuda Triangle. b. Scientists have found out that there is a possibility of large amount of oil leaks or the explosions of the Methane gas trapped in different layers of the sea floor to form deep ocean craters as well. c. It would be virtually inaccessible to find out the planes and ships that have sunk into these deep trenches explaining the disappearances without leaving any trace.…