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pleased the North, but they were also upset by the stricter fugitive slave law, which made it easier for slave owners to get their escaped slaves backs even if they were in free states. The North was also upset by the Dred Scott Decision (Dred Scott vs Sanford, 1857). It was ruled by the Supreme Court that slave owners can take…

Chevar Mcnair In my opinion criminal procedures in our federal and state courts is very unorganized in a plethora of ways. First, everyone does not get the same type of punishment for the same crimes. The fact that there are crimes individuals commit that can be the same exact crime yet get complete different punishments conveys how precarious our criminal procedures in our courts are. I believe everything that is legal may not be ethical. There was once a time where slavery was legal,…

Test 4: Study Guide Terms Manifest Destiny The term, “manifest destiny” refers to the assumed god given right to expand westward freely, even though it was at the expense at for other ethnic groups such as the Native Americans, Hispanics, Spaniards, and the British. The idea also created a powerful justification for the Christian republic expansion. Because of the manifest destiny, it opened an opportunity for colonists to give up their unfavorable lifestyles in the East and restart their lives…

"A wise man once told me that smoke never dissipates. Rather it just spreads into a haze that the untrained eye cannot see. I surmise the smoke he mentioned was my mask. Yet when I look back, I see he had one too.” -Louis-Sanford Drake Thrown into the locker by Garrison-Harris Brook, the local bully, I had felt a thirst for something I never wanted on my hands. My eyes clouded with rage and as I got up, my hands balled into fists. GHB, as the rest of the school called him, didn’t know what was…

While the media keeps on focusing its cameras on the aesthetic nature of the primaries, Puerto Rico’s worsening economic situation is still continuing without getting the attention of many. The national debt has gone up to 72 billion dollars and the approximate debt for each citizen is around 20.700 dollars. The current congress, also known as the 114th Congress, is trying to take steps in bringing a stop to this crisis or at least improve the current situation. There are about 65 bills and 2…

Since I’ve to Minnesota, I have gone with my roommate to his church several times. Back home, church was of vital to my family as my great grandfather started and still is the pastor of his own church, to which we all are apart of. So coming up here finding somewhere to go to church was a must and being apart of a community of people who shared a similar ideology as i did was important. I also have a small group of friends who I crochet and knit with from time to time. I enjoy this because my…

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Constantly bombarded by the hustle and bustle of senior year, I find little time to imagine life outside of college. Nevertheless, this “next step” is crucial, determining the direction of my future career in medicine. With the future in mind, I recognize the importance of past experience, as it will guide my growth as a medical student and future physician. During this transitional period, I reflect upon the personal growth experienced throughout undergraduate. The relationships I established…

ambiguity as ‘perceived insufficiency of information regarding a particular stimulus or context’. Tolerance of ambiguity is defined as an inclination to comprehend contradictory, vague, unstructured, and deficient information (Adorno, Frenkel, Levinson & Sanford, 1950). At the same time, from McLain’s viewpoint (1993, p.184) tolerance is ‘begrudging acceptance’ while ‘intolerance suggests rejection’ and he adds that tolerance ‘extends along a continuum from rejection to attraction’. Therefore,…

her husband John. Their claim was that they lived in the free territories for so long that they should be considered free. In 1850, a state judge declared Dred Scott and his wife free. However, Mrs. Emerson then left her brother John F. Sanford in charge and Sanford appealed the ruling of the Missouri Supreme Court. The ruling of Dred Scott and Harriet was overturned in 1852. Scott then filed another lawsuit this time in federal court. This was the beginning of the Dred Scott v. Sandford case.…