Describe and analyze the nature of U.S. involvement in the Caribbean from 1898 to the present.
Definitions:
Risk Breakdown Structure
A hierarchical decomposition of risks into categories and sub-categories that helps organize and define the total risk exposure of a project.
Planning Stage
The phase in which strategic actions and schedules are developed to achieve project objectives.
Risk Sharing
The practice of distributing identified risks among multiple parties to mitigate the impact on any single entity.
Total Risk
The complete range of possible risks that can affect a project, investment, or venture, encompassing both known and unknown factors.
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