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    What themes‚ moods‚ and trends are captured by the chapter title “From Camelot to Watergate”? Provide specific examples that support your conclusion. The Chapter’s title from Camelot to Watergate captures numerous impactful events in American history from 1961 -1975. The title shows how the mood of society went from joyous and lighthearted under Kennedy’s leadership to serious and suspenseful under Nixon’s leadership. For Example‚ Kennedy encouraged Americans adults and children to become active

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    satisficing outcome? The Iranian hostage crisis will be described as a decision-making situation that occurred at the national level. It will be compared with the Cuban missile crisis in context of the special evaluation framework. The decision-making of this case ended with the aborting of the rescue mission on April 25‚ 1980. 5. In what specific ways is the Iranian hostage crisis a particularly good example of a Type D strategic decision? Actually‚ in the Iranian hostage crisis‚ the decision makers

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    Lebanon the Iranian terrorist had Seven American hostages being held in Lebanon. Reagan was frustrated that he couldn’t bring these American hostages back home he believed that it was his duty. The U.S. an Iran were going to have to make a deal missiles for the hostages the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of State were against making the deal but Reagan‚ McFarlane and the CIA director were all for the deal. Since Reagan backed the deal 1‚500 missiles were shipped to Iran. The Iranian terrorist

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    he was able to cut taxes by an immense amount. In addition‚ Reagan was able to free the hostages in Iran in just an hour of being sworn in to his presidency. President Reagan’s infamous speech telling Mr. Gorbachev to "tear down this wall"

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    from 1940 to date. Discussion “In the last days before the culmination of Iranian revolution the electricity workers in Tehran would turn off the lights each evening and then from the rooftops came the chant “God is Great” with another chant‚ “death to America” however with a much contradicting tone” (Cottom‚ 1988). These words themselves explain the intensity which lies in the US- Iran relationships since the Iranian revolution. European intrusion in Iran has been a prolonged one with immense

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    different directions as well. Throughout the entire decade every citizen of the United States had to question the legitimacy of the government and if they could honestly trust the government. Several events plagued the decade: Vietnam‚ Watergate‚ Iran Hostage Crisis‚ and Stagflation. The White House lost all creditability and none of the Presidents could stop the bleeding that occurred. The 1970s put the United States under the most pressure to perform with the whole world watching since World War 2.

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    Despite an initial 2% rise in oil prices‚ oil markets ultimately did not react significantly to the Iranian threat. In fact‚ Iran threatened to take action if the U.S. Navy moves an aircraft carrier back into the Persian Gulf.  However‚ On 9 January 2012‚ the Iranian Defense Minister denied that Iran had ever claimed that it would close the Strait of Hormuz‚ which would create a global conflict as about 90% of the oil exports from

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    Analyzing The Movie 'Argo'

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    with directing “Good Will Hunting” (Goodykoontz‚ and et al‚ 2011). If we tell the story in Argo‚ we would say it is about six diplomatic personnel in which a CIA agent (Mendez) secretly operates to rescue them from Tehran‚ Iran during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis (IMDB ARGO‚ 2012). Ben used the setting of the movie to tie closely to the time and place to help tell the story and it was very important to set the setting for the film’s element of the conflict and the symbolic meaning of Iran’s revolutionary

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    guy‚ the failed assassination attempt only added to it. Hostages coming home The Iranian hostage situation happened on November 4‚ 1979; President Carter was still in office at the time. The day that Ronald Reagan was sworn into office on January 21‚ 1981 the American hostages were released. The terrorist or students released the hostages after President Carter was out of office they did not have any problem with releasing the hostages. They did it as a way to protest President

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    Examples Of Groupthink

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    Groupthink is a term coined by Psychologist Irving Janis. He determined cohesive groups try to maintain unanimity rather than utilize all data to make a good decision (Whyte‚ 2000). Some historic examples of groupthink are the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ Iranian hostage rescue attempt‚ and the Holocaust. The attack on Pearl Harbor may have been thwarted‚ or damage minimized‚ if groupthink was not present. Ambassador Grew sent a warning of the possibility of a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor to Washington D.C

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