Federal Funds Rate 2012

At first I went thought this service that questioned for 3k but I was scammed. Sept I then contacted Wells Fargo at that time they sorry we are not qualified blah blah blah.. They did tell us to borrow money from parents or relatives, take cash advances from cc, sell cars, rent a room, garage sale ect. Well then we stopped paying then in Dec them sent us a government plot with a 3mth probation period. this is 1k less then our payment what a huge relief. The noticed said if make 3 payment Dec-Feb we get a permanent modification. Well in Feb I called these clowns they said just keep sending in the trial amount until I got a letter last week that said I have been denied due to not cooperating with my paperwork WTH I send these idiots over and over my documents. I called them today and the women said the board of directors needs to review my case this will take 30-45 days keep making your payments, She was baffled by this notice. In the mean time we get collection calls from india this has been going on for 6 months.

This is completely disgusting my parents opened the thought for us to go back to Omaha as my home is underwater-I reckon this probation period payments are a way for them to get more $ $ out of it.

Anyone going through this.
thanks.

1. a narrowing of the gap between rich and poor.
2. a 3.5 percent national unemployment rate, the lowest to date.
3. steady prices and economic well-being for the majority of the U.S. population.
4. a 20 percent unemployment rate, the highest to date.

2.) President Harding’s stance on proscription was exemplified by the fact that

1. he was a frequent speaker at temperance gatherings.
2. all visitors to the White House were searched to make sure they were not carrying alcoholic beverages.
3. liquor flowed freely in the White House during his handing out.
4. he spoke often about the necessity of upholding the law.

3.) Underlying the New Deal was the belief that

1. capitalism held the solution to the nation’s economic crisis.
2. the greatest flaw in America’s capitalist economy was over utilization.
3. government intervention in huge business was terrible business.
4. socialism held the solution to the nation’s economic crisis.

4.) Opponents of the New Deal included business leaders and

1. workers in the Civilian Conservation Corps.
2. western farmers.
3. the League of Women Voters.
4. some labor leaders.

5.) During the Fantastic Depression, Native Americans

1. saw the federal government’s policy of assimilation strengthened.
2. were forced onto reservations by the Indian Sort-out Act of 1934.
3. saw even fewer gains than did members of other minority groups.
4. were once again able to own land communally.

6.) In his iron curtain speech, British prime minister Winston Churchill suggested that

1. the United States and its European allies had contained the Soviet Union.
2. the Soviets; military power was as strong as iron.
3. the Soviet Union was becoming an industrial nation.
4. Soviet suppression of the well loved will in eastern and central Europe had isolated those regions from the free world.

7.) Anti-Communist zealot Senator Joseph McCarthy was finally discredited when he

1. charged that there were Communists in the U.S. army.
2. announced that Communists in the Republican Party outnumbered those in the Democratic Party.
3. insisted that thousands of federal employees were disloyal to the United States.
4. charged that President Eisenhower was a Communist.

8.) In the Vietnam War, military officials started calculating their progress in body counts and kill ratios because

1. it was the only way to characterize between military and civilian deaths.
2. it was impossible to measure military success based on territory seized.
3. they realized they were losing an unique number of soldiers and that the people in the United States would want to know why.
4. a delegation of American soldiers had questioned for measures they could readily know.

9.) In the end, the Vietnam War

1. was lost because the people of South Vietnam strongly supported their government.
2. established a democratic government in Saigon.
3. garnered more support from the American public than World War II did.
4. contributed to internal disorder in the United States and the downfall of two presidents.

10.) By the time Ronald Reagan left office in 1989, the United States and the Soviet Union

1. had resolved all of their disputes and had agreed to ruin their nuclear arsenals.
2. were on the brink of nuclear war.
3. had agreed that communism and capitalism could coexist peacefully.
4. had reached their highest level of cooperation since World War II.

11.) During the Carter handing out,

1. the president was compelled to cut federal spending due to rising inflation.
2. the nation’s economic fortunes improved.
3. the president turned to upper-income Americans to ensure the solvency of Social Security.
4. U.S. corporations and wealthy those gained small from new legislation.

12.) The USA Patriot Act of 2001

1. suspended certain civil liberties protections.
2. established new civil liberties protections for American citizens.
3. increased taxes to help pay for the war on terrorism.
4. made new civil liberties protections only for American-born Muslims.

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