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    Environmental Scan: Specific Environment Current Rivalry The existing competitors of American Express include Discover Financial Services, Visa, Inc., and MasterCard Worldwide. Unlike American Express and Discover, Visa, and MasterCard do not finance, which means these companies are intermediaries and “they don’t directly finance credit card transactions” (Thangavelu, 2015). That being said, Discover is more in American Express’ strategic group because they both issue cards and work within the…

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    Indian Ocean Trade

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    preservatives, medicines, food enhancers, and perfumes. Portugal sought for the Indian Ocean due to their jealousness of the Muslims popularity and wealth . Especially on the western half of the Indian Ocean, the trade was dominated by Muslim merchants. The Muslim merchants had that power mainly because they had money to build ships. With those ships, the Muslims took many voyages to receive all the needed materials and goods for trade and when they arrived at the Indian Ocean Trading Network…

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    allow for America’s own internal conflict to settle and for the American people to unite under “… a single way of thinking”.1 Since the first shots of World War I, President Wilson has made several small steps in support of Britain and France through merchant support of much needed supplies. In 1914, the breakout of hostilities in Europe was viewed by the American people to be European problem and President Wilson listened to his people and remained out of the war.2 In 1917, America was at the…

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    how the people suffered this day (evening on Monday – March 12, 1770) when eleven guns were discharged. The British soldiers were looking to kill people, but Edward Archbald admonished Mr. Merchant to take care of the sword, one soldier turned round and struck Archbald on the arm, and then pushed at Merchant, cut his and grazed the skin. The noise called more people to fight, John Hicks a young lad, help him and around minute twelve of them came out with drawn cutlasses, clubs, and bayonets…

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    received from the Americas, which affected the function of the coastal and semi-coastal, economic cities, the improvement of naval navigational technology, and naval transportation which affected how merchants traded and traveled on different trade routes. Increased involvement of European merchants also affected the Indian Ocean Region. However, the use of the same, likeable…

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    9. Draft a conclusion for the problem discussed in Exercise 7. There are two different acts in the facts so the analysis will be done separately. The first element that has to be proven against Mrs. Bill is that she trespasses the building with the purpose of committing a thief by force or deception in the first incident our client went to the Masonic temple after the fundraiser with the clear purpose of committing a thief and get into through deception. The Statute indicates other…

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    When I think of the United States Merchant Marine Academy, the aspects that most impress me about this learning environment are the academies resources. In addition to having some of the most recognized professors in world, the United States Merchant Marine Academy is committed to maintaining a standard for excellence. The curriculum that draws my interest to the academy is the marine transportation major, where I would have the opportunity to earn the United States Coast Guard third mate’s deck…

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    Loathes In Frankenstein

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    In Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, Doctor Victor Frankenstein constructs a monster in his quest to create life. After the monster is abandoned by his creator, he stumbles upon a cottage, which is home to the De Lacey family. This family of French exiles includes a blind father and his two children, Felix and Agatha. Felix De Lacey is essential in contributing to the development of Frankenstein’s monster, as he shows the monster both the sympathetic aspects of human nature which the monster envies…

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    He begins to work at a crystal shop to gain back his funds. While working there, he finds out that the crystal merchant really wants to take a trip to Mecca. When the merchant is asked why he has not, he replies that he would have nothing left to live for by completing his ultimate dream. Santiago sees him as an example of someone who has lived an unfulfilled life. The crystal merchant serves an inspiration for Santiago to not be afraid of defeat. He overcomes the third obstacle this way,…

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    Shakespeare’s works remain to be popular in the 21st century due to their role in shaping and addressing matters yet significant today. One of the major issues in today’s world are financial issues and discrimination, clearly evident in William Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice which talks about the financial problems of a character named Antonio and discrimination of Jewish characters such as Shylock by Christian characters such as Antonio and Lancelot shown throughout the play. Firstly,…

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