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    Civil War Compromise

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    The nation created several compromises to create peace‚ beginning with the Missouri Compromise in 1820. Congress created the Missouri Compromise to ensure that the United States had an equal amount of free and slave states comprising it‚ so that Congress would remain balanced. This compromise allows Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state‚ while also adding Maine to the Union as a free state to maintain balance. However‚ this compromise

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    Civil War So many major events from the time between 1848 and 1861‚ lead up to the civil war between the Union and the Confederacy. “Historians have identified at least four main causes of the conflict between the North and the South: (1) slavery‚ as a growing moral issue in the North‚ versus its defense and expansion in the South; (2) constitutional disputes over the nature of the federal Union and states’ rights; (3) economic differences between the industrializing North and the agricultural South

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    of Fame‚ Grammy Hall of Fame‚ and the Baseball Hall of Fame‚ just to name a few. However‚ could you imagine a Hall of Fame being planted right in Waynesville Missouri? Many cannot imagine this type of event of happening‚ but in fact‚ the Greek God and Goddess Hall of Fame is coming right to this central Missouri town of Waynesville Missouri! Fellow committee‚ judges‚ and community members‚ as many have known‚ the Waynesville area is launching a Greek God Hall of Fame. With over dozens of gods

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    14th Amendment Case

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    that case‚ should we have the right to die? In 1983‚ the supreme court ruled in favor of Nancy Cruzan‚ in the case of Nancy vs. Missouri‚ by vote of the Supreme Court 5-4. Yes‚ the Supreme Court made the right decision. My reasonings are because Nancy Cruzan died by choice.Next‚ a few days before she died nineteen doctors actually tried to reinsert the tube. Lastly‚ Missouri life support were taking away her right to pursue happiness. Reason one‚ Nancy died by choice‚ and right. Nancy wanted to die

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    Problems in Poverty

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    English 101 12 November 2013 Problems in Poverty “The poverty of the poor is their destruction”‚ says the Book of Proverbs. As in any story there are two sides to be told. It is neither the rich man nor the poor man’s fault but rather a compilation of responsibility on both sides. Stories on the television or articles in the newspaper inform American’s frequently on the issue of poverty in this country. The types and studies of American’s living in poverty is on the rise. There are children

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    sentence. The prisoners selected by prison officials for parole were required to report monthly to citizen volunteers known as Guardians (History of Parole‚ n.d.). I recently had the privilege of interviewing Parole Officer Kristina Vessar from the Missouri Department of Corrections District 5 in a past class about the pros‚ cons‚ ins and outs of the parole system. According to her (personal interview‚ February 18‚ 2011) the parole system is used as “a dangling carrot” for incarcerated offenders. If

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    original owner‚ Mr. Peter Blow‚ lived in the state of Missouri before the Army ordered Dr. Emerson to serve at bases in Illinois and the Wisconsin territory. Dr. Emerson took Dred Scott along with him to the various bases which were located in a state and a territory that were free in that they did not allow slavery. Dred Scott lived in these “free” areas for some twelve years before the Army ordered Dr. Emerson to return to their home in Missouri. Upon Emerson’s death‚ Scott and his family were hired

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    ​The conflicts between liberty and equality in America have ranged between minor disagreements to full-out war. The most obvious contingent in the struggle between liberty and equality is slavery‚ but there was also friction in the women’s suffrage movement and various other attempts to provide equal rights under the law. ​While slavery in the United States always had its opponents‚ it wasn’t until 1787 that these detractors started to cause real obstacles for slave owners. During the Philadelphia

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    Dred Scott Case

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    him then now person owned Dred Scott. If no person owned Dred Scott the by definition Scott should have been declared a free man‚ The following year the Missouri Supreme Court stepped in to this situation. They decided it should be retried. The St Louis Circuit Court ruled that Scott and his family were free. After having freedom the Missouri Supreme Court reversed the decision of the previous court. Scot had too now take this to federal court to continue to fight for freedom which had been given

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    Slavery Sectional Issue

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    The compromise stated that above the 36’30’ parallel was a free state and anything below it would be a slave state (Silverman). The Missouri Compromise only created more division of ideas between the North and the South. Northerners did not believe that geography should dictate whether slavery was legal‚ whereas the south believed that there should still be slavery all over the United

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