Read the Discussion Participation and Scoring Guide to learn how the instructor will evaluate your discussion participation throughout the course. After reading chapter 6, compare and contrast the following scenarios. Are they the same or different? Explain your position. Scenario 1 A huge armada of North Korean and Chinese warships gathering in the mid Pacific, about 500 miles off the West Coast of the United States. We receive information that the armada includes huge numbers of troop carriers, with substantial landing equipment including tanks and armored personnel carriers and is clearly advancing towards the West Coast. This is clearly an invasion force. We are predicting that the area of invasion could be anywhere along the coast, this being Washington, Oregon, or California. The force is large enough that it could encompass a large stretch of land crossing state borders. The President has issued a statement that it is up to the individual states to decide how to approach the issue and declare an emergency before he will respond. Scenario 1 A huge armada of North Korean and Chinese warships gathering in the mid Pacific, about 500 miles off the West Coast of the United States. We receive information that the armada includes huge numbers of troop carriers, with substantial landing equipment including tanks and armored personnel carriers and is clearly advancing towards the West Coast. This is clearly an invasion force. We are predicting that the area of invasion could be anywhere along the coast, this being Washington, Oregon, or California. The force is large enough that it could encompass a large stretch of land crossing state borders. The President has issued a statement that it is up to the individual states to decide how to approach the issue and declare an emergency before he will respond. Scenario 2 We have a hurricane that has moved into the Gulf of Mexico and is developing into a Category 5+ storm. We are told there has never been a storm like this in recorded history, it is huge. The hurricane is expected to make landfall in two days, somewhere along a stretch that extends from Texas to Georgia. The President has issued a statement that it is up to the individual states to decide how to approach the issue, and declare an emergency before he will resnond