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By the early nineteenth century, emancipationist sentiment had waned, but in some parts of Kentucky, including Hardin, disputes about slavery continued. The primary spot to search for early impacts on Lincoln is his in possess family. Some of Lincoln's relatives possessed slaves—his dad's uncle, Isaac, had forty-three when he kicked the bucket in 1834. In any case, Lincoln's folks showed a repugnance for the establishment (Finkenbine, 2013). The South Fork Baptist Church to which they had a…

Module #11 Chapter 21 Books cited: Becker’s world of the cell: J. Hardin, G. Bertoni, and L. Kleinsmith: 8th edition; pgs. 645-646 & 657–659. Question #1 from D2L: What is the central dogma of molecular biology? The central dogma is the explanation of how genetic information flows as it is passed from DNA to RNA to protein. DNA replicates and converts the information it carries into RNA, this process is called transcription. During transcription the information is passed through nucleic…

for making a competency evaluation” (424). They are hoping to find out what factors reliably determine competency. Cooper and Zapf are specifically looking for potential prejudices of “clinicians” rulings of “468 criminal defendants” from “Taylor Hardin Secure Medical Facility in 1994 to 1997” on their “competency” by analyzing the…

arose was, many were upset that old people were getting pensions for not even working while, children suffered from not having “good lunches.” Also angered by the fact that they lived in better houses and spent their money on booze and tobacco. Minnie Hardin describes them as “old sots” and explains that some people even take advantage of the aid given to them, such as child…

How free is a student’s speech? This question has come to the Supreme Court many times, and the responses have varied. Overall, the court has decided that students have their freedom of speech, when it does not affect the school’s curricular activities. The two Supreme Court cases that have had the strongest influence in defining a student’s freedom of speech are Tinker v Des Moines and Hazelwood School District v Kuhlmeier. Tinker was America’s first Supreme Court case defining the extent of…

Mississippi. He did not start his ascent to fame when he was asked to be in a leading band in Chicago, as the second cornet, in 1922. The name of the band was Oliver’s Creole Jazz. Its members were the brothers Johnny and Baby Dodds and his to be wife Lil Hardin, the lead pianist of the group. They were married in 1924. He recorded his first solos in pieces as “Tears” and “Chimes Blues.” These are songs are composed by Louis and his wife, Lil. He later quit the band, played in New York for a…

Recently news reports have been covering incidents of domestic violence and suspected child abuse by players in the National Football League, particularly towards women and children. These stories have captured the attention of the American people, and quite possibly people around the world. However, one story in particular has peeked my interest; The Adrian Peterson case. The recent events surrounding this NFL player have inspired me to take a deeper look into parenting styles in regards to…

differing perspectives of the role of the individual Lincoln in American history & politics separating the mythology from reality, the man from the legend. Abraham Lincoln was born to Thomas and Nancy Lincoln on Feb 12, 1809, in a log cabin, in Hardin County, Kentucky. Despite his humble beginnings and lack of formal education, Lincoln after a spate of odd jobs as ferryboat operator,…

Inquiry Question: Module #6 Chapter 11 Books cited: Becker’s world of the cell: J. Hardin, G. Bertoni, and L. Kleinsmith: 8th edition; pgs.298-299 & 301-307. Question #2 from D2L: The endosymbiont theory attempts to explain the evolutionary origin of eukaryotes. Describe this theory in a paragraph. Be sure to use these terms: semiautonomous organelles, symbiotic relationship, protoeukaryote, purple bacteria, cyanobacteria, mitochondria, and chloroplasts. Through research it was…

Conflict over Dams: Connections Between ‘The Tragedy of the Commons’ and DamNation Ben Knight’s DamNation depicts a conflict between Earth First! activists, hydroelectricity companies, Native Americans (particularly the Elwha tribe), and the federal government. The conflict is over several finite resources such as the salmon population, hydroelectric power, and ecosystem health. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that the conflict represented in the film is a clear example of the…