How race created opportunities and challenges to individuals living in the Atlantic Worlds Native Americans were involved in exchanges in the form of beaver trading with Englishmen. The physical structure of beaver fur made it desirable. The depletion of European beavers in the 17th Century due to overhunting motivated the Englishmen’s exploration intentions of America (Thomas 3). In exchange, Indian intermediaries benefited from a variety of supplies to facilitate the trade. Englishmen thus got an exclusive opportunity to source for raw materials in the form of beaver hides to satisfy the market demands in Europe. The natives, on the other hand, got access to a wide range of industrial products not in their reach before, such as biscuit cake (Thomas 3). Both parties in this from distinct races were beneficiaries of the trade in this case. As Alibamo Mingo documents, British settlers provided an opportunity for native Americans (Indians) to participate in business by allowing them to sell bread to the British. The natives would, in turn, enable their women meet the settlers’ demands by supplying the food they ordered (Hakluyt 274). This…
Human Rights The humanitarian crisis is not a new phenomenon. Around the world, scores of people are killed, injured, and forced out of their countries by terrifying conflicts and oppression. Currently, the United States is battling with a humanitarian crisis on its Texan border. Forty-seven thousand children originating from the northern Central American States, including Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador are pushing the country’s humanitarian values to extreme levels. The wealth and endless opportunities harbored by the United States remain the motivating factor. Organized criminal gangs perpetrate violence. Coupled with endemic poverty and high unemployment rates, these countries remain undesirable, pushing children out of their native countries. On the contrary, the United States is experiencing strain on its resources, including insufficient space. Consequently, the country finds itself in a dilemma. Should the country allow immigrant children to be united with family members in the US, or should they be deported? Because the children throng the borders for multiple reasons, those who enter the US without sufficient evidence of experience violence, extreme poverty, and abuse should be deported. They can have…
How Venus is a better planet than mars Both Venus and Mars have captured the human imagination during the twentieth century as the possible planets where life had or might still exist. Venus is the Earth’s closest neighbor, besides being the second planet from the sun. It has a thick atmosphere that captures heat and thus turning into the hottest planet in the solar system. The temperatures at the surface are hot enough to be able to melt lead. Looking below the clouds, volcanoes and deformed mountains are evident. Venus has a radius of 3,760 miles, which is slightly smaller when compared to the planet earth. Venus has some advantages over mars. Today, there is evidence of past microbial life on the planet mars probably from the past, and that remains a key theme in space exploration. However, due to the extreme temperatures and pressures found on the planet, mars ended the hopes of the possibility of life on the planet Venus. This study explores the possibility that planet Venus is still better than planet Mars. Venus has significant advantages…
How to Prevent Antibiotics Resistance Cause and Prevention of Antibiotics Resistance Introduction The current world has become dynamic not only on the business sector but also in the health sector. In the recent, past there are increased cases of new infections that are either viral or bacterial and new drugs have been developed to supress viral infections and antibiotics to cure bacterial related illness. However, despite the increased inventions in the pharmaceutical industry some antibiotics have become ineffective and they no longer cure the expected illness due to resistance (Ventola, 2015).. Antibiotics are antimicrobial substances that act against bacteria and are widely used to treat and prevent bacterial infections. Antibiotics inhibit the growth and multiplication of bacterial in the body or completely kill them thus curing the infection. Antibiotic resistance occurs when germs like fungi and bacteria develops ability to act against drugs that are meant to kill or inhibit their multiplication (Fischbach & Walsh, 2009). According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2020), infection caused by antibiotics resistant germs are difficult and sometimes impossible to treat and they…
Impact of a major problem in Florida Introduction The general study on the research paper is to research the effect of the hurricane in Florida. The study will evaluate the impact of hurricane Irma on the economy of Florida. Hurricane Irma is one of the problems facing Florida, which is the bracing catastrophic that hits Florida, which its economy is essential to the United States. The research will mainly demonstrate how Hurricane Irma is affecting the economy and business of Florida (King et al. 2019, November) From Feher et al. (2019), Florida light and power, the State’s most prominent electric utility firm, has given warning that many residents of Florida are at risk of being affected by power Outages mainly during the hurricane. According to research, it has been discovered that more than 35,000 households, mostly in Miami-Dade have been affected by this problem as they are experience power lost due to heavy rains and winds this is a report from the Florida power and light. Many households are experiencing energy loss for several weeks. As a result of the…
Food Microbiology Food microbiology is the study of microorganisms that create, inhibit and contaminate food. Food microbiology involves negative and positive interactions into microbes and food. Microbiology includes studying microorganisms that cause foods to spoil; as well as, pathogens that cause illnesses, especially if foods are stored and cooked improperly (USDA FSIS,2018). Apart from studying on food spoilage and disease, we also view microbiology in production of foods by the use of beneficial microorganisms. In this review, I will discuss the importance of food microbiology study, Factors that contribute to microbe growth in food, safety measures of food and reasons for choosing this study. Studying food microbiology is important to everyone because one will acquire knowledge on the cause of food spoilage, in manufacturing products of food, the transmission of food illness by foods. The positive benefits of studying the microbiology of food are in industrial fermentation such as in the production of dairy products and alcohol by the use of yeast and antibiotic production such as penicillin (Saxena, 2015). Production of enzymes such as Taq Polymerase and finally contributes…
Globalisation vs Global Economy The term globalisation has received much publicity due to its powerful representation of the most influential forces which influences the future course of the world. This concept focuses on various components namely the political, economic, environmental, social, security, cultural, health among other dimensions. This research explores globalisation in the form of the global economic patterns and trading activities. Although the concept of globalisation dates back in the 1980s’ this term had deep roots in the ancient times with many people interpreting it differently. These varied explanations have resulted in many reactions from scholars, activists and policymakers, regarding the term globalisation. Whereas some have described it as the force for global economic advancement, others have viewed globalisation as the most dangerous phenomenon which could ruin the economy of the world (You, 2002). However, globalisation could be a source of global conflicts. Still, at the same time, it can manage them via the beneficial effects of competition and the likely global collaboration. The global cooperation or the creation of new international institutions could help to offset the positive…
Globalisation vs. Global Economy The term globalisation has received much publicity due to its powerful representation of the most influential forces which are continuously shaping the future course of the world. This concept focuses on various components, namely the political, economic, environmental, social, security, cultural, health, among other dimensions. Although the idea of globalisation was in use by the 1980s by the Chinese scholars,it has deep roots in ancient times, with groups of authors and government leaders interpreting it differently. These varied explanations have resulted in many reactions from scholars, activists, and policymakers, regarding the applicability and objective of globalisation. Whereas some have described it as the force for global economic advancement, others have viewed globalisation as the most dangerous phenomenon which could ruin the economies of the world (You, 2002). One could also argue thatglobalisation may cause numerous global conflicts. However, supporters of this issue asserts that it can manage challenges via the beneficial effects of competition and the likely global collaboration. The global cooperation or the creation of new international institutions could help to offset the positive and…
Global supply chain design The global supply chain is defined as a dynamic worldwide network, and it takes place when a company buys or uses goods and services from external (Bottani et al.,2019). Supply chain design is defined as a process where organization structure, together with the managers, can supply products to identifythe right stability between stock, transport, and in cost of manufacturing.Designing of the supply chain is used in matching the supply and demand under the uncertainty by positioning effectively managing inventory.One can benefit from using supply chain design because it creates a solution as well as consulting of the supply chain planning from the strategic to the operational level. It helps in delivering answers on various scenarios at a strategic level by including modeling of inbound flows, production as well as delivering inventory and outbound.The aim of the essay is to analyses the perspectives on global supply chain design, evaluating the roles of uncertainty in global supply chains as well as categorizing issues and concerns that are in global sourcing decisions. The perspectives on global supply chain design…
The stages of supply development for supply chain metrics The stages of supply development for supply chain metrics are as follows: Stage 1: Planning- It requires companies to decide on their operating strategies by weighing the merits and demerits of diverse options presented by intercontinental supply chains. Stage 2: Sourcing- It involves organizing how the organization will acquire its cargo at the best possible cost, at the correct time as well as in the correct quantity. Stage 3: Making- This constitutes scheduling of production operations, testing of products, packing, and eventually releasing the products. It may also include managing rules governing, performance, data storage, regulatory compliance, and facilities. Stage 4: Delivering- It entails all the steps from processing client inquiries to choosing distribution plans and transportation choices. Warehouse and inventory management strategies should also be clearly stated at this stage. Stage 5: Returning- It incorporates all that pertains to the management of all returns of defective goods or “end of life” products. This includes product condition identification, returns authorization, shipment scheduling, refunds provision, and defective product replacement. The most challenging…