The U.S. government made a large push to encourage domestic oil and natural gas production after the 1973 Oil Crisis, which caused gasoline shortages all across the nation. We realized that importing most of our petroleum made us vulnerable to those producing nations and their allies. This posed an extreme risk to the U.S., which eventually culminated in the oil crisis, and still persists in a smaller capacity to this day. This kind of risk is called a political risk, since it's caused by disagreements or events among nations/governments, not caused by nature, markets, or normal business factors. Describe two political risks that exist for a business or industry today. A normal distribution can be fitted for almost any dataset, which makes it very useful for analyzing large sets of measurements quickly and easily. With a pdf or histogram of the data, you can visually point out much about the data without even seeing the numbers. You can determine if the data is centralized or spread out, skewed or symmetrical, and more. Given what you know about income inequality in the U.S., draw and label what you think a distribution would look like for everyone living in the country measured by wealth. Next, do the same for the heights of NBA players. Lastly, draw what you think the distribution would look like for birthdays across all of the students in this class. When labeling, either use your best guess or pull data from the internet to help make your graphs more accurate