The American Vision Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson had a strategic vision of an America that was powerful in both the military and economy. While Hamilton’s vision based on the strength of the government, military, and industrialization, Jefferson’s vision maintained the perception of the resilience of agricultural economics, a small central government, and stable state governments. Although American economic and political strength is defined from the ideology of the two visions, Hamilton’s strategic vision faded after the civil war. During the end of reconstruction in 1877, Hamilton’s vision was closer to the reality as compared to that of Thomas Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton’s vision-based arguments on a strengthened economy from a stable federal republic.  President Bush’s secretary of treasury instituted an economic plan that facilitated a United America under a tight union. The financial system of Hamilton focused on high tariffs, high spending on infrastructure, assumption of the states’ debts as well as a central bank (Bailey).  By the end of the reconstruction in 1877, the Federal government had strengthened in terms of the size and scope. As a result, the…

Greenhouse gases Greenhouse gases consist of carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. These gases form part of the earth’s atmosphere and act like a blanket around the planet. The earth surface absorbs energy from the sun in the form of visible light, which passes through the atmosphere unhindered. The earth, in turn, reflects some of this energy in the form of infrared light, which is absorbed by the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This energy absorbed by the atmosphere, in turn, causes it to retain heat. The heat retained by the atmosphere warms up the earth and provides suitable temperatures and conditions that support life. Without the greenhouse effect, the earth’s surface would be far much colder, and most of the life on earth would die off. This delicate balance of nature is, however, disrupted by human activities, which have caused a significant increase in the greenhouse gases present in the atmosphere. The additional greenhouse gases produced by human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, industrial smog, and cattle rearing have thickened the atmospheric blanket. These additional…

effects of climate change ion the diversity of plants and animals Introduction Climate change is considered a global threat to biodiversity and the natural ecosystem. Over the last century, the average global temperatures have gone up by 0.7 degrees Celsius and are being predicted that it will continue to see a rise in the future. The ever increasing temperatures which are associated with the change in the climatic condition has seen various diversity of plants and animals getting lost. Africa, for example, is the wealthiest continent in the biodiversity. It is estimated that the continent contains more than one-fifth of the global species of plants and animals (Chapin et al., 2012). The continents specific composes of the world’s diverse ad biological importance ecosystem such as the tropical forest, savanna, tropical forest, and the coral reefs, among others. However, the various human activities such as industrialization, farming, irrigation and urbanization have been considered as the key drivers of the global climate change and the reason behind the loss in the diversity of plans and animal. This report examines some of the…

Ancient Female Rulers This paper is about contrasting two early female leaders. According to Mark (2017), Wu Zhao lined China approximately 690-705 AD and Pharaoh Cleopatra, who governed Egypt around 51-31 BC. I selected these two because although they obtained their power through diverse ways, they are typically pretty identical in a lot of ways. Both had power, also an extraordinary passion that was utilized in exclusive ways in which they displayed power. Both women were incredibly gorgeous and used their relatives’ power to attain the power they both liked, although they used it differently. Pharaoh Cleopatra utilized her armies, power, and wealth to seduce Caesar (Mark, 2017). Longing for his support, she had smuggled into the imperial palace to seek assistance from her brother. Following the birth of Caesar’s son, she then attained even extra power and control over Egypt. Following the death of Caesar, Pharaoh Cleopatra turned her seduction onto Mark Antony.  All through their association, she had three of his kids, and in return from him, he gave her extra power over Egypt (Sherman, 2018). In Alexandria,…

Analysis of Starbucks microeconomic and macroeconomic environment in the UK market Starbucks is the leading American owned coffee corporation, as well as the coffee house chain. The corporation was initiated in the year 1971 in (Seattle) Washington. Starbucks is widely described as second wave coffee. The company is regarded as the leading worldwide coffee company chain. The corporation operates in 75 countries with approximately 30,000 locations. Its outlets serve both and hot coffee drinks, whole bean coffee, and some tea products to customers. Starbucks provides a wide variety of products such as beverages, brewing equipment, coffee beans, and sandwiches as well as snacks. Over the years, the company has been incurring various production costs in the process of creating its output. Variations in production costs have affected the firm profitability and overall market. The company’s key competitors are Caribou, Dunkin Donuts, and McDonald’s. The economic environment of any organization refers to a set of economic factors such as changes in interest rate, inflation rate, exchange rate, employment, and productivity. It is essential to analyze the effects of microeconomic and macroeconomic…

An Examination of ethical and social responsibility Problems faced in Developing Countries by leading western Companies Executive summary In this topic, we are mainly going to embrace the tea industry. Moreover, we are going to look at the key factors affecting the tea industry, how it is of impact to where its’ being cultivated, and how it affects the farmers. Secondly, we are also going to embrace various issues with the means of production of the supply chain in the trend of creation and how it mainly affects different economies globally. Since tea Industry is a primary key concern affecting the global marketing sector, this brings out a significant key aspect that we are also going to embrace on this text, which is the major problems affecting the industry and the significant issues to be adopted to improve its economic performance at the global sector. Introduction Since the tea industry is a significant topic of concern at the global sector, this is because it is a considerable product being sold and being cultivated globally either in small scale or in…

Textiles & Fabric Manufacturing Textile fiber is one of the primary constituents in today’s’ world. Textile & fabric manufacturing is the exchange of fiber into yarn then yarn into fabric. It is then dyed or published before it is fabricated into clothes. The most natural fibers used to make clothes are; cotton, wool, and silk that produces the most elegant outfits. The primary purpose of textile manufacturing is changing the natural fiber into valuable products that include fabric, apparels, and home textiles through the consumption of exceptional finishing effects The Kenyan market today has upgraded the textile industry into being competitive regionally and globally through undertaking demand-driven textile technology research, development, and innovation. The Kenyan market has also been able to attract an ample figure of external buyers where the statistics can grow much when we increase our competitiveness and diversify our markets. The textile and fabric manufacturing industry has been recognized as a precedent sector by the Kenyan Government. Its eminence in the manufacturing column under the Big 4 Agenda and the Kenya Industrial Transformation Program is a display of its indulgent spot in the government’s thought…

Double-breasted Cormorants Management at High Bluff Island Introduction Double-breasted cormorants are some of the primary inhabitants of inland waters and seacoasts.  They are mostly seen during the daytime, swimming in shallow waters, with only their sinuous necks showing above (Mattingley, 1931). However, they may also be seen resting on pilings or rocks around the shorelines of inland water bodies or seas. Double-breasted cormorants are the most prevalent cormorants in North America. In the United States and Canada, double-breasted cormorants are the only cormorants that appear in large numbers on the coastal areas and in the interiors. This large number of double-breasted cormorants has led to vicious debates on how to control them and bring about ecological balance. This report aims to analyze the social, ecological, and management issues about the ongoing management of a huge population of double-breasted cormorants on High Bluff Island in Presqu’ile Provincial Park on the shore of Lake Ontario. This colony has had a devastating impact on vegetation, and so efforts have been mounted to decrease the size of the population. Cormorant Population, Ecology, and Impacts…

WHO GETS FOOD STAMPS, WHITE PEOPLE, MOSTLY. On the feature article from the Huffington Post, the authors Arthur Delancy and Alissa Scheller start with news of an apology from Gene Alday, who is a member of the Republican party from the state of Mississippi. Alday apologizes for stating to a reporter from the Clarion-Ledger that in his hometown, all African Americans receive food stamps. The article offers statistics from the Department of Agriculture in the US, showing that, contrary to popular belief, the most significant number of people who receive supplementary nutrition aid are whites. The data used is derived from the Department of Agriculture in 2013. However, a study done by USDA shows that in the two districts bordering Alday’s district, more African American families receive the food stamps. In 2013, the number of households that received food stamps dropped from 23 million families, with 47 million Americans to 22 million families, with 46 million persons in 2014. In these families, 75% of them consisted of an older person, a child, or someone living with a disability. With the…

Climate Change and Agriculture in Europe Agriculture is one of the most significant contributors to the economy of many states. Due to the importance of the practice, many nationalists take to it.  Over recent years, there has been an increase in global climate change due to the activities that people are involved in. One of the contributors is the greenhouse gases, industrialization, among others. This paper explains the relationship between agricultural activities in Europe and their impact on climate change. Fellmann, T., Witzke, P., Weiss, F., Doorslaer, V.B., Drabik, D., Huck, I., Salputra, G., Jansson, T., &Leip, A. (2018).  Mitigation and adaptation strategies global change. Springer Netherlands, 23: 451. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11027-017-9743-2 The article is an explanation of the effects that Agriculture has in the production of greenhouse gases such as methane (CH4) and Nitrous Oxide (N2O). The gases are emitted from fertilizer usage, animal manures and burning of the crop remains in open areas. The accumulation of such gases enhance the formation of acid rain, and in return, the agricultural sector is a; also affected significantly.. It also explains the effects…