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    ways to access the CLI A- Attach a rollover cable to the PC’s COM port and then to the console or auxiliary port on the router. You can also access CLI through Telnet‚ though the client must have network access to the router. 2. Q- Explain the difference between user EXEC and privileged EXEC modes. A- User EXEC allows a limited number of basic monitoring commands‚ known as view-only mode. It does not allow commands that change the configuration of the router. Privileged EXEC mode gives you access

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    On top of that‚ where I am at now in my life gives me special privileges

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    The statement‚ “The Navy SEALs are an elite fighting force‚” implies a level of special of them that gives them social power. Author Shamus Khan describes the elite as a sort of club in his novel‚ Privilege. This club consisted of almost entirely white males of wealthy descent who for a long time‚ through schools such as his alma mater‚ were able to maintain a hold over the power by passing it from generation to generation (Khan 23). Khan also argues that the historically wealthy families (the elite)

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    White Privilege White privilege is shown today through education‚ employment‚ criminal justice‚ housing‚ and more‚ which all have roots leading back to the Reconstruction Era. White privilege is the privilege of getting advantages just because you’re white‚ even if you don’t deserve it. Bias towards white people allows them more opportunities and experiences than other races. During the Reconstruction Era‚ Jim Crow laws were holding back African Americans from accessing land and getting the same

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    want to do with our life. Choosing our friends‚ socializing with people‚ going to college‚ choosing a program‚ etc. – we can have it our way. A lot of students nowadays are choosing Accountancy as their program in universities. There are many privileges in this program since money is associated. We get knowledge of how money works in every business firms in the world. This is not an easy program. In fact‚ it is one of the most challenging one in the world‚ but the real challenge is finishing the

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    Power has the potential to change the way we behave and the pattern in which we think. Especially found in leaders‚ positions of power allow for one person to represent a collection of people‚ ideas‚ or beliefs. In some cases power is the tool that leaders need to push their group to thrive‚ yet in others it is the poison that consumes leaders and causes the led group to crumble. The difference lies in morals‚ ethics‚ and standards. Power must be balanced by a set of moral and ethical standards that

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    A. In this Tim Wise discusses how the so called white privilege came about in the United States and how it was a big joke. He talks about how especially back during the Civil War that the world was off balance. White people were clearly more privileged and they may not have realized it until slavery came about. He mentions that the middle class people were fooled by those of the Elite class. The Elite class made them feel as though they were more important than there servants‚ which were normally

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    life being served via a silver platter‚ were abruptly equal to their surfs. With the destruction of privilege the working class were now the only class‚ pooled with the nobles‚ the clergy‚ the merchants‚ etc. Laying the groundwork for a more equal‚ and merit based system of governing France. The Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen has two central themes; equality and abolishment of privilege. Prior to August of 1789 the French people were broken up into three distinct classes‚ or ’estates’

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    McIntosh‚ Peggy. "White privilege: Unpacking the invisible knapsack." (1990). The beginning of this article discusses how men exhibit privilege in society over women‚ and either fail to admit to the privilege‚ or fail to actually do anything about it. The reason being is that men would have to disadvantage themselves‚ in a sense. McIntosh discusses both topics of male privilege and white privilege‚ stating that white people have been trained to be blind to see white privilege‚ but wholly benefit from

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    stereotypes about it. We even talked about white privilege which was a term I was aware of from other classes that I have taken here at The University of Kansas. I had prior knowledge of this term‚ but this class allowed me to really unpack and understand the meaning of this concept. The term white privilege addresses the ways or means that white individuals benefits from not being the racial minority group. A term that goes hand and hand with white privilege is known as the invisible knapsack. According

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