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    29th, 1863, the day before the battle. Shaara begins with a Confederate hired spy named Harrison, who obtained helpful information about Union strategies. Lt. Gen. Longstreet and Gen. Robert E. Lee, after some hesitation, moved their troops towards Gettysburg. Meanwhile,…

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    The Killer Angels Summary

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    The novel “The Killer Angels”, written by Michael Shaara, tells about the Battle of Gettysburg, one of the most pivotal conflict during the American Civil War. It is common knowledge that Confederate General Robert E. Lee led his army of 70,000 to the small town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania after gaining a victory against Union forces at Chancellorsville, Virginia. He believed that with a recent win his troops were ready to attack and defeat the North. The battle took place from July 1 to July 3…

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    The book The Killer Angels by Micheal Shaara is about the battle of Gettysburg and attempts to convey the historical event by presenting it in a fashion that feels fictional, but is based on documents and letters that were set around that time. The book covers the event through the eyes of different confederate and union officers, and is told in such a way that you feel sympathetic to the characters because you can see their panic, and the decision making process that each officer uses. This…

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    Carter Druse, from“A Horseman in the Sky,” and the sniper, from “The Sniper,” have infinite similarities and differences in the way they tackle their conflicts. Carter Druse is a Union soldier fighting in the American Civil War, while the sniper is a Republican fighting in the Irish Civil War. Both men face an immense challenge; having to kill a family member. Carter kills his father and the sniper kills his brother. “‘Did you fire?’ the sergeant whispered. ‘Yes.’ ‘At what?’ ‘A horse. It was…

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    In the Battle of Gettysburg, according to “The Killer Angels”, the southern generals made far too many mistakes that cost them the victory. In this battle, both sides made frequent mistakes, yet the South’s faults were far more fatal. These faults were the cause of the south’s loss of the battle, and the consequences that followed. The first disastrous mistake made by the South, was their faith in Jeb Stuart. Longstreet and the other generals in the Confederate army relied heavily on Stuart to…

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    In this historical novel, The Killer Angels, Michael Shaara retells the events of the Battle of Gettysburg, in a way that allows the reader the ability to visualize each scene as it unfolded in the past.. The Battle of Gettysburg is regarded as one of the bloodiest battles fought on America soil and was a turning point in the civil war. The Confederates took the offensive while the Union defended the higher ground. These events, normally told from a third person view are now told through the…

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    Some of the greatest speeches in American history have come on right after the greatest tragedies. Lincoln's “Gettysburg Address”, Reagan's speech after the Challenger Shuttle accident, and Wilson's “War Message to Congress” are all examples of how the times molded some of the most powerful speeches in U.S history. Although crises are horrible things that destroy American lives, they often set up for some of the most powerful speeches that change history. Two examples of this concept are…

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    Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a network protocol that enables a server to automatically assign an IP address to a computer from a defined range of numbers configured for a given network (What is DHCP?, n.d.). Having a server to pass out IP addresses to client PC’s can save a lot of time and effort compared to the alternative of static IP addressing. Also, devices connecting to WiFi can easily grab an IP address without employees needing to ask a network administrator for a static IP.…

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    Ntc300 Unit 1

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    uses an Internet address, or IP address, to identify each network interface on the network. Devices can have more that one interface connected to the network. Each interface must have a unique IP address that identifies that interface. In our earlier conversations we examined MAC addressing and how layer two capable devices we able to utilize the MAC address to route packets to the desired destination. MAC address switching used layer…

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    Home Network Analysis

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    In new technology environment, switch device has replaced hub because it is a smarter device. Technically, in networking system, a hub will distribute data sent to all users MAC address (a physical address with a unique identifier) whereas a Switch will filter the data and addresses it to the correct recipient. With a computer, a modem, a router and internet service we can create a home network that also allows access to the internet. This…

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