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    Homodore Vs Commoderbilt

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    Vanderbilt built the largest shipping industry in the world. He was soon nicknamed the commodore. The commodore then began working on the first transcontinental railroad. He decides to sale all of his ships and invest his money into railroads. He later realizes that his decision paid off by earning $68 million. As he is becoming the richest man alive the people go into the mourning after the war. The commodore lost his favorite son George in the war. He then id forced to rely on his least…

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    Billy Blue Research Paper

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    Elizabeth Williams. They were married on 27th April 1805 and were said to have six children. Five years later Blue was appointed harbour watchman and constable by Governor Macquarie, which gave him the name; ‘The Old Commodore’. This source is from a newspaper publishing of ‘the Black Commodore Billy Blue’, which refers to Blue working in the harbour and being recognised for his bubbly character, it also talks about when he died which was on 7th May 1834. Later in 1817, Governor Lachlan…

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    a Navy and knowing he would need to find a solution he believed in developing a strong coastal defense with citizen manned forts, preventing an amphibious landing. This was the start of the volatile relationship between President Sam Houston and Commodore Moore. Moore understood the reality that sea power was both expensive and essential to the projection of power on a world stage. Additionally, he understood that for Texas to be truly a Republic it had to be able to compete with the newly…

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    The Essex sailed as part of Commodore Richard Dale’s squadron in the First Barbary War. Their mission was to sail to the Mediterranean and stop pirate ships from raiding American commerce ships. During his time in the Mediterranean he also served on the USS New York. While aboard…

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    cost. Vanderbilt saw an opportunity for profit through shipping. Shipping wax in high demand in the U.S. And Vanderbilt saw how he could benefit from it. He buys ferry boats to ship goods across the country easily and quickly. Earning the nickname commodore for having the largest shipping empire in the world, Vanderbilt still wants more. Vanderbilt notices how beneficial railroads are becoming and wants to use them to his expense. Seeking opportunity, Vanderbilt takes a risk and sells his ships…

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    Tokugawa Shogunate Essay

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    US Commodore Perry was the first foreigner to gain access into the closed country during this period. This event lead to the demise of the Tokugawa Shogunate, as Perry influenced other countries to do the same. With the sudden opening of its doors to westerners, Japan was not able to cope, socially, politically, or economically and the shogunate began to lose control and respect. Western influence and intervention with Japan made a major contribution to the fall of the shogunate. US Commodore…

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    this big change, Japan was under the rule of Tokugawa Shogunate. Japan did not associate with any other country because they believed foreign influence was a undermining factor. The result of this was overcrowded farms and scarce minerals. When Commodore Perry demanded that they open trade ports in 1853, isolationism ended and they immediately open trade ports to avoided destruction. In 1686, because of failure…

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    How Did Perry Enter Japan

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    To a long extent I agree to the statement that commodore Perry opened Japan, because Perry arrived to Japan and demanded to trade. Perry negotiations and demand for trade made Japan to think about their actions and whether to open Japan. The purpose of this essay is to discuss whether Perry opened Japan or not. Commodore Matthew Perry arrived in Japan on July 8th, 1853 at the Tokyo harbour. On the behalf of the US government, Perry forced Japan to trade with the United States. The united state…

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    am the kind of person who values pride over all other things. Aristotle’s belief that habituation will influence further actions also encourages the Division Chief to lie about the maintenance. If I allow the Chief to lie to the Captain and the Commodore, the Chief might lie to me about a different issue in the future. Allowing a habituation of this bad behavior will lead to more problems further on in my Division Officer tour. By refusing to allow lying in my division, I would prove to my…

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    In the 1900’s, companies began to create new forms of technology that would ultimately change the tide of the century. Ever since the creation of the Model K Adder in 1937 by George Stibitz, the development of computers has improved over the decades. However, the computers that were created were created to perform certain functions and were too complex for any normal person to use. Enter Steve Jobs and Stephen Wozniak with the creation of the first Apple Computer. Their popular success…

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