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    Bell Hooks’ novel, Feminism is for Everybody (2000) presented the true meaning and history of feminism. Controlling Reproduction: An American History (2008) by Andrea Tone introduced historic accounts of the reproductive rights movement in America from the eighteenth century to the twentieth century. Both works were secondary sources that brought focus to women’s rights over their bodies, minds, and liberty; which Ellen Carol DuBois and Lynn Dumenil displayed in Through Women’s Eyes. Hooks’ monograph

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    The Dark Triad

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    t(275) = 0.393, p = .694. However, Psychopathy was positively associated with liking Trump, B = 0.467, SE = .170, t(275) = 2.742, p = .007. Study 2 Participants One-hundred and fifty undergraduate students will be recruited from the University of Dayton’s participant pool for this study. There will be no exclusionary criteria for participation. Materials and Procedure Pre-test. The first part of the study will be completed online through SONA systems online survey platform. After signing up for

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    19th Century Gender Roles

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    The tragic narratives constructed by historians such as Cornelia Dayton in her article “Taking the Trade” and Amy Gilman Srebnick in “The Mysterious Death of Mary Rogers” are crucial in analyzing the transformation of women’s reproductive health between the mid 18th century and the mid 19th century. Although Dayton and Srebnick’s narrations of abortions and death are based upon events that transpired nearly 100 years apart, a collective analysis of both sources creates a greater understanding of

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    Over the last few years, I have worked and volunteered at Ruskin Elementary School, a school in East Dayton on Xenia Avenue—a section of the city often categorized for its bleakness, violence, and an overwhelming number of opioid overdoses. However, the neighborhood surrounding the Ruskin school is also recognized for its sizable refugee and immigrant population. Within the neighborhoods surrounding the Ruskin school, there is a diverse set of ethnic groups and races, many of which are families from

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    up to the current hostilities between Yemen and Saudi Arabia today? To answer some of these fundamental questions, I will use the relevant aspects of the five core ideas about the social conflict which are championed by Louis Kriesberg and Bruce Dayton’s book “Constructive Conflicts.” Kriesberg and Dayton posit that that social conflicts are universal, and can be beneficial; social conflicts are waged with varying destructiveness; social conflicts entail contested social constructions; social conflicts

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    Dayton Ohio: Case Study

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    Statement of the problem: The city of Dayton Ohio has some of the worst driving conditions. The streets are riddled with pot holes and the bridges seem to be falling apart. During the summer months at any given time my city Dayton, OH has nine major road construction projects on their freeways (ODOT). These projects can cause delays for the entire population of the city, and take a toll on drives vehicles. These construction projects are due to the damage from the winter months. Our snow plows are

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    Throughout United States history, Americans have always remain separated on certain issues. Edward Larson’s work Summer for the Gods exemplifies just how issues split the population. Larson uses the Scopes Trial of 1925 to demonstrate to the rivalry between modernists and traditionalists in the early 20th century. Charles Dawson discovered fossilized human bones known as the “Piltdown skull” and bridged a gap in history that seemed to confirm Darwin’s theory of evolution. "Darwin 's account of random

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    A familial bond cannot be broken. As genetics pass from one end of the family tree to another, a series of exchanged physical and–more significant in terms of the story–behavioral traits, moreover, make themselves apparent. From each member of the complicated maternal chain consisting of three narrators, their behavioral traits and tendencies are easily taken advantage of, along with making them prone to grievous mistakes and overall actions. The topics of betrayal and subsequent neglect are present

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    Founded by Sam Walton, Wal-Mart is a global discount retailer headquartered in Bentonville, a small city in Arkansas, USA. Wal-Mart is a public corporation, the largest public corporation by revenue, one of the biggest retailers in the world, and its stock is traded in several international stock exchanges. Walmart has grown over the last 50 years, nearly 260 million customers visit our more than 11,500 stores under 63 banners in 28 countries and ecommerce sites in 11 countries each week. With fiscal

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    The focus of Army ROTC is to teach and instill the Army Values on the Officers of tomorrow while providing them with an education that will benefit them through their entire life. I have conducted an interview of three cadets of the University of Dayton’s Army ROTC program to try and better explain what Army ROTC is. They all elected to keep their anonymity so for the purposes of this profile I will give these cadets the names “CDT Smith” “CDT Doe” and “CDT Jones”. The only way to accurately profile

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