Context: You are the president of thetotally realnorth Atlantic island of Douglas, the weather here is cold, but not that cold, just the right type of cold. There are about 12,000 families, or roughly 40,000 people living in the island. The island is roughly the size of Singaporebut is shaped like a toe. The island has a lot of trees and grasslands that the people of Douglas have been able to cultivate for agriculture and farming, the specialty of the island is the best chickens that even if some people are not willing to pay P220 for, is still totally worth the pricefor theyare juicy even when burnt, and they are easy to cook.The island hosts a variety of different cultures and beliefs. It is a fairly liberal society: there is no discrimination or prejudice, people accept all religions and sexual orientations, young people are encouraged to finish their studies, and adults are afforded the means to get jobs, but the people of Douglas have a strong hatred for the color blue. The island is fairly self-sufficient, and people are somewhat content, but they are starting to feel somewhat bored with the monotony of the island Question: 1. One day, you receive a letter from the neighboring island of Tortoise,seeking to trade with you. The president of this island is very arrogant, he claims that the only way to resolve this request is to either to go to war, or to agree with their trades. Using any of 3 theoretical approaches to globalization, provide a short letter as a response; identify the theoretical perspective being used. 2. A big tidal wave is threatening to wipe out the islands, but there might be a chance to survive it if the islands decide to band together to employ scientific measures against the tidal wave. What is the logic of regionalism with regards to this? 10 points. 5.5.Given the varying differences between islands, what are the factors that we can consider that can lead to greater integration in the region