Congratulations! You just used the essential skills of diplomacy to navigate the hurricane crisis.

You gathered all the facts, carefully analyzed the crisis, and determined that it was most important to protect U.S. trade interests. Aware that you needed to protect American trade interests in the wake of the hurricane, you communicated your concerns with the Mycan leader. You faced a difficult decision when the graphite mines flooded and threatened both the Mycan and American economies. You kept your composure when the miners went on strike and were then arrested by the Mycan president.

In response, you funded local labor rights organizations with the hope that the Mycan government will eventually respect the workers’ rights. Finally, you managed to safely provide as much aid as you could.

Well done!