Answer:
He was not a failure
Explanation:
Columbus was searching for a route, but found something much greater than that that went on to benefit his homeland and many other European countries. Additionally, his initial belief of there being a western sea route to Asia was based on European maps at the time (they hadn't discovered the Americas yet, so they didn't know the path would be blocked). His trip was about discovering a new path, not traveling on one that already existed.
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Some species of sharks are on the verge of extinction because of shark finning. Washington, California, Guam, and Hawaiʻi prohibit selling, trading, and possessing shark fins. Do you believe sharks should be protected? Should the United States and other countries support this ban? Why or why not?
Answer:
Sharks should be protected and that should be supported by all countries because the majority of the shark species are keystone species.
Explanation:
There are hunderds of different species of sharks throughout the oceans and seas. They are predators in the vast majority of cases and have a very important role in marine ecosystems. To put it simply, if the sharks go extinct, the marine ecosystems will crumble as we know them and there will be drastic changes in them.
Unfortunately, like many other marine animals, the sharks and their body parts tend to be very popular in a lot of countries around the world, and not having bans in a lot of countries means that they are heavily fished and many species have been driven to the verge of extinction. Considering their huge importance for the ecosystems and the consequences that will emerge with their elimination all countries, including the USA, should fully ban the fishing of sharks and using them as food or using their body parts, or if not a total ban then to be strictly regulated.
