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The global community has a chance to put and end to nuclear weapons. To put an end to nuclear we need to end what produces them and experts say it would take 30 years to fully get rid of nuclear weapons (Gregory 08:12)

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As of 2017 they estimate that there are 15,000 nuclear or atomic weapons that are at 107 sites in 14 different countries. 9400 of them are in military arsenals. 93 percent of these weapons are in Russia or the United States (Kristensen and Norris "Worldwide Deployments" 289).

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Many thought that the internet would bring about more democratic systems of sharing information since powerful news agencies would no longer be the only news producers however, the sheer volume of people creating and sharing information in an almost-instantaneous fashion partnered with the use of bots to target specific audiences has overshadowed any predicted benefits (Burkhardt 10-11).

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For each note card, include the following information:

1. What source it is from
2. Label it as a quote, paraphrase, or summary
3. Author's name
4. Page numbers where information was located (use a time stamp for Ted Talks--see pink note card)
5. Information you want to use

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"...if you don't understand the truth and if you get trapped in the fake news paradigm, then you are an accomplice" (Amanpour 2:55).

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Your goal is to have 6-7 pieces of information for each part of the outline, which is about 25-30 note cards total. You may find that one section has 10 note cards whereas another has only 4. Your topic will determine where you focus your attention. You may not use every note card once you get to the writing stage, but it is always better to have more than less.

For each section of the outline, you should have no more than two quotes. The research paper should rely much more on paraphrasing than quoting. See the handout for information on when to use quotes, paraphrasing, and summarizing.

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1. You may find it helpful to color code your note cards with your source cards. For example, source 1 is pink, so any note cards that come from that source should be pink.

2. It will save you time later to label your note cards in MLA format. Both examples put the author's last name and page number in parenthesis at the end. This is a good habit to get into.

3. You can drag note cards from one column to another if you decide the information is a better fit somewhere else.

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The nuclear crises management is between the U.S and Soviet Union. The two countries need to find ways to prevent the nuclear crises and better U.S. and Soviet relations (Hamburg and George 24).

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"Crises Prevention should be viewed as an objective and not a strategy. Clarity on this point is essential because there is no single strategy to prevent the crises" (Hamburg and George 26).

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The U.S and Soviet Union have been able to avoid a nuclear outbreak with only few exceptions . There are many reasons to be concerned about a nuclear war and how they can intend to make the treat disappear (Hamburg and George 28).

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The two countries need to agree to make separate national nuclear risk reduction centers in their own capitals and if made successful it would be a possibility that future toward mannered centers in the two capitals (Hamburg and George).

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Addition to tactical nuclear forces, the United States strategy and what kind of nuclear weapons played a role defending South Korea. Strategizing with nuclear weapons is also a threat to other countries including North Korea that is allies with Russia one of the biggest Nuclear forces in the World (Kristensen and Norris "A History" 352).

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During the cold war the United States deployed nuclear weapons at South Korea for 33 years that did make a very big and major impact. It did deter aggression from North Korea, china and even Russia It served as a catalyst for the initial release of U.S of nuclear weapons (Kristensen and Norris "A History" 349).

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To the conclusion that Nuclear weapons and a nuclear was is very unnecessary for the defense of South Korea. Despite North Korea's constant work on there own nuclear forces there are always other ways to confront or fix thing instead of nuclear war (Kristensen and Norris "A History" 354).

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The United States stores nuclear and atomic weapons at 18 different sites around the country. The United states today is still the only country that deploys nuclear weapons in other countries and 150 atomic bombs are kept in vaults underground (Kristensen and Norris "Worldwide Deployments" 294).

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"Tactical nuclear weapons are unnecessary for the defense of South Korea"  (Kristensen and Norris "A History" 354). I think that any nuclear war or nuclear crises a can be solved without nuclear weapons.

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Roughly 100 warheads remained in Korea. Even though the U.S. Pacific Command was tasked to clean up the wreckage and remove Artillery Fired atomic projectiles. Still lives are in danger in Korea because some of the artillery projectiles are not defused and is a lethal threat
(Kristensen and Norris 351).

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A threat to everyone in the world with nuclear weapons is that a suitcase size atomic weapon could be enough to level the size of San Francisco. I very enriched latte could even be enough to kill 100,000 people and hundreds of thousands would come to be ill or very sick (Gregory 00:12-00:34).

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An alternative for the two nations is an arrangement for the creation of a single center that would have important exchanges between them. It would be staffed with military representatives of both nations (Hamburg and George 28).

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A treaty called the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which will help for all countries to get rid of Nuclear weapons. This sets no specific date when by which the world will get rid of nuclear weapons (Gregory 5:48).

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They also estimate that Russia stores nuclear bombs at 48 different locations. and is a major threat to the U.S . because they have North Korea's back. Russia is also a threat because they are the next biggest nuclear power in the world (Kristensen and Norris "Worldwide Deployments" 289).

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Nuclear weapons are vulnerable and that is a threat because terrorists are trying to get a hold of them. In the Republic of Georgia taxi drivers got caught trying to sell nuclear bombs for 200 million dollars. This proves there is still a black market and it is alive (Gregory 04:12).

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North Korea has done 5  nuclear tests and has made very much alot of progress with nuclear weapons. North Korea will be considered a threat because they are a threat to the U.S with there bulging threats they continue to make. (Kristensen and Norris "Worldwide Deployments" 294).

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the 1995 Black Brant incident is when Russia saw a Norwegian rocket collecting data from the norther lights and they thought it was a attack from the U.S. and were 5 minutes away from launching a full nuclear attack (Gregory 04:49).

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"Now, the people who really believe this vision are the first to say they don't yet know precisely how we're going to get there. But the values behind their vision and there to willingness to ask how might we"
(Gregory 10:04)

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The history of the United States nuclearization of Korea and the Korean Peninsula after the war, The U.S. deployed 4 nuclear weapons systems and 150 warheads (Kristensen and Norris "A History" 351).

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An alternative for the two nations is an arrangement for the creation of a single center that would have important exchanges between them. It would be staffed with military representatives of both nations (Hamburg and George 28)

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If the world globally does not reduce the nuclear arsenals globally the world world spent billions or even a trillion dollars trying to modernize nuclear weapons. That will only last throughout the 21st century trying to modernize them (Gregory 3:11