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    hence protect Japan's advance into Malaya and the Dutch East Indies, where she sought access to natural resources such as oil and rubber. Another objective of Japan was to buy time to consolidate its position and increase its naval strength before shipbuilding authorised by the 1940 Vinson-Walsh Act (otherwise known as the Two-Ocean Navy Act; passed to increase the size of the United States Navy by 70% 8) erased any chance of victory. Finally, it was meant to deliver a severe blow to American…

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    in favor of Columbus’ findings and some that side against them. Named after Saint Christopher, Christopher Columbus(1446-1506) in hopes of soon setting sail to find the Orient traveled to Portugal in 1476 to learn about the Portuguese way of shipbuilding and sailing. Columbus had believed that he could reach the Orient by…

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    Even after the war, Athens eventually rebuilt its walls, navy, League and democracy. Athenians would have not rebuilt democracy if they thought it did not work, if so, then it would be a waste of their time to rebuild something that clearly did not seem to bring any good. Looking at the history, Sparta should have lost the war. Athens had the leadership, resources and money to go to war. Their navy was strong and unbeatable. Sparta on the other hand lacked leadership, money and had no navy.…

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    DARSHAK RANA # 27672772 MECH 6541 ASSIGNMENT -1 PART - 1 • The weld is taken from a website: [1] • Product: The weld is for a pressure vessel assembly joining the cylindrical shell and the dome shell. • The type of the weld: The welding process used is a submerged arc welding process with a butt joint where a groove is made of different shapes and sizes in order that the weld pool may sit in the groove to join the parent metal parts. The below mentioned figure represents the submerged arc…

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    Many aspect of environmental policy have been shaped by powerful entities in our society. Whether it is a powerful government, a corporation, or individuals, they all have more leverage in the decision-making process than the general population. When it comes to agricultural interests, large corporate farms are held in higher regard than small-scale farming operations. In the environmental justice movement, there is a major discrepancy between the power held by big businesses, the government,…

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    How World War Two Affected America. Millions of Americans came together during a time of crisis to rid the earth of tyranny in a time of need. America joined the allied forces to oppose the axis powers (Germany, Italy, Japan) during world war two. The United States came into the war right after the Japanese forces bombed Pearl Harbor, killing nearly 2,400 people and wounding a thousand more. The men were out at war but we still needed factories running to supply weapons and ammunition so the…

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    Exxon Valdez Case Study

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    Exxon Valdez Table of Contents Introduction: (Skinner, S.K. and Reilly, W.K., 1989)[1] A catastropic event taken place on March 24th 1989 at Prince William Sound, Alaska. An Oil Tanker known as Exxon Valdez owned by Exxon Shipping company was transporting 53.09451 million US gallons of crude oil. At 12:04 am the ship struck the Prince William Sound, Bligh reef. This caused 10.8 million US gallons of crude oil to spill hereby creating a huge environmental disaster and it was known that…

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    After about a generation passed, all debts were paid off which included the debt of Henry VIII . The policy of economy of Elizabeth was light taxation plus the expanded trade overseas to increase the economic growth. The boom of shipbuilding industry as well as the navigation technology advance provided a steady revenue to England, which also gave the marine development a solid foundation. Besides, the investment of marine ships led by Sir Francis Drake, gave her back nearly one year…

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    The Liberals were less successful in significantly improving the lives of unemployed workers than they were in improving the lives of children. This was because some acts such as, 1911 national insurance act part 2, only included 7 trades such as shipbuilding and construction whereas the acts to help children helped most…

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    Civil War Submarines Essay

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    Submarines also played an instrumental part in the Civil War. The need for them predominantly came about because Union warships would patrol the seas and formed a blockade of Confederate ships, which were coming with guns, gunpowder and shipbuilding materials for the Confederate soldiers. One of these ports was Charlestown, which was a major hub of trade (Walker 6). The Confederate soldiers needed to open up Charleston but they didn't have ships to go head on with the stronger and better-made…

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