what is a Money Market Account​

Answer:

A money market account is a savings account with some checking features. It typically comes with checks or a debit card and allows a limited number of transactions each month. Traditionally, money market accounts also offered higher interest rates than regular savings accounts. But these days, rates are similar. And money markets often have higher minimum deposit or balance requirements than savings accounts, so compare your options before picking one. Money market accounts are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (at banks) and the National Credit Union Administration (at credit unions), so you won’t lose your deposits even if the financial institution goes out of business.

PROS

 -Access funds more easily than with traditional savings accounts because of debit cards and checks, which might be helpful in an emergency.

 -Receive better rates than typical checking accounts offer.

 -Have a safe place to keep a large chunk of money, protected by FDIC insurance.

CONS

 -Funds might be too easy to spend.

 -Some accounts require high minimum balances to open or avoid fees.

 -In many cases, savings accounts pay just as much interest.

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Which statement from the story is an opinion? *

I wrapped her up in my coat.
I laid Little Ann close to the fire.
I could hear the river and it seemed to be angry.
Before I left for home, I walked back to the sycamore tree.

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While grocery shopping, john heard voices that seemed to be narrating his every action. the voices made statements such as "now he is picking up the bread" and "now he is putting the bread in his shopping cart." no one else heard the voices. john has heard voices narrating his behavior on several other occasions. what is john experiencing?

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Why would a political party develop a platform?

Question 4 options:

A. to create a place for its leaders to exchange ideas


B. to inform voters of its positions on important issues


C. to make sure its members make it to their polling places


D. to get its candidate on the ballot in every state

Is it possible to heal Catholicism's and Orthodoxy's Schism?

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Social
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which of the following helped lead to the great depression
select the three correct answers
a.increasing world trade
b.lowering foreign tariffs
c.limited market competition
d.the overproduction of goods
e.the even distributed or wealth
f.governmental monetary policy ​

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I have noticed that every attempt to legislate morals into the people has resulted in disaster. I will call your attention to the fact that you and I remember when we had the old barroom system, the State dispensary system prohibition , and the present retail liquor shops. No system is perfect, but the worst of all was the prohibition law. Whiskey caused some trouble in Papa Noah's family and resulted in some confusion in Uncle Lot's household. But religion and morals should be taught and inculcated in the church and home, and self-control and temperance should be read and studied from the Bible rather than the Statutory Code. –Samuel D. Mobley What is the main idea of Mobley’s argument? Laws that are written to control people’s moral behaviors cannot be effective. Previous systems are the perfect answer to the alcohol use problem. Prohibition was effective and the best way to help the problem. Religion cannot help to solve the alcohol problem.

Click to review the online content. Then answer the question(s) below, using complete sentences. Scroll down to view additional questions. Site 1: "Nature vs. Nurture" Based on the opinions of most researchers as represented by the Venn diagram, where would the character trait of personality fall within the influences of heredity and environment? (Site 1)​

What is the Fall Line and how is it important?

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The Catholic church during the Reformation was similar to which form of government


A. Democracy

B. Federalist

C. Monarchy

D. Republic

2. Specialization is an efficient way to work, and the cost of items
produced is lower.
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True
False

Something that is done to meet the needs of the consumers is called...

Sedimentary rock forms from sand and other particles that are buried, compacted, and cemented together by natural processes. In many locations around the world, sedimentary rock is gradually pushed and pulled into the Earth's interior by tectonic forces. This begins a series of transformations for the rock. The list below shows one potential series of transformations for sedimentary rock. Choose the answers that correctly fill in the missing steps. 1.Sedimentary rock is pulled into Earth's interior by tectonic forces. 2. 3.Later, heat rising from below causes part of the metamorphic rock to melt, forming magma. 4. 5.The igneous rock is uplifted to Earth's surface, where it erodes to form new sediment.

1. Who were the first people to live in the United States west of the Mississippi River? 2. Name two ways Native Americans’ lives changed after Europeans arrived. 3. Who were the first Europeans to come to the region and where did they settle? 4. What were missions? 5. What kinds of crops did Spanish settlers introduce to the region?

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Which statement BEST describes the impact immigrant populations have on Georgia’s communities?

A.
Georgia’s communities are minimally impacted by immigrant populations.

B.
Georgia’s communities have seen a decrease in the ethnic diversity of many of its major cities.

C.
Georgia’s communities have seen an increase in the number of restaurants, churches, and various businesses owned and operated by immigrants.

D.
Georgia’s communities have seen an influx of immigrants from only Latin American countries.

Which statement BEST describes the importance immigrant communities have on Georgia's economic growth?

A.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they bring religious diversity to communities.

B.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they increase the awareness of racial discrimination.

C.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they assist in many jobs and businesses, which strengthens the workforce.

D.
Immigrant communities are important economically because they encourage the growth of multilingual programs at schools.

Why was the Albany Movement unable to fully achieve its desegregation goals?

A.
The focus was on using the political process rather than protests to create change.

B.
The support among middle-class African Americans was lacking.

C.
The movement lacked organization and leadership and quickly dissolved.

D.
The use of violence by some of its members isolated moderate supporters.



Use the list to answer the question.

Accomplishments of Mayor Maynard Jackson



Provided more city contracts to African American business owners
Led efforts to promote African American police officers
Expanded MARTA for Atlanta commuters
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Which of the following would BEST complete the list?

A.
Brought major league sports teams to the city

B.
Desegregated Georgia State University during his time as mayor

C.
Oversaw the expansion of Atlanta International Airport

D.
Signed off on highway construction to help with traffic

What was the MOST significant long-term impact of the 1996 Olympic Games on the city of Atlanta?

A.
increased tourism in the city

B.
improvements to the city’s infrastructure

C.
improvements in employment due to new permanent jobs

D.
increase investment in the city’s small businesses

Use the list to answer the question.

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Weakening the economy
Persistent inflation and a stagnant economy
Boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics








Which of the following is the BEST title for the list?

A.
Reasons for Jimmy Carter’s reelection in 1984

B.
Reasons for Criticism of Jimmy Carter’s Presidency

C.
Reasons for Jimmy Carter’s receiving Nobel Peace Prize

D.
Reasons for Criticism of Jimmy Carter’s Governorship

Select all the correct locations.
Identify the nations on the map that made up the Triple Entente.

What happened during the Harlem Renaissance?
A. New York City became the center of the civil rights movement.
B. African Americans created art that explored their experiences.
C. Harlem became a model of integration for the rest of the country.
D. Many African Americans left Chicago and moved to New York.

What was the impact of the Nuremberg trials?
They made the crimes committed by Germans during the war part of
international law.
They ruled that people of the Jewish faith should be granted a homeland.
They were the first true test of the authority of the World Court established by
the League of Nations.
They validated the defense of crimes committed while following the orders of
superiors.

Why did Washington show such a strong military force during the Whiskey Rebellion

What does Pan-Africanism mean?

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Q. 1) Which two parts of the business cycle are most easily recognized or noticed?

A) Recovery and peaks

B) Contraction and troughs

C) Peaks and troughs

D) Expansion and recovery


Q. 2) How many products are used to compute the Consumer Price Index?

A) 80,000

B) 20,000

C) 10,000

D) 500


Q. 3) What do economists believe cause business fluctuations?

A) business investment

B) business investment and government activity

C) business investment, government activity, and external factors

D) business investment, government activity, external factors, and psychological factors


Q. 4) How can a person figure out their disposable income?

A) Take their personal income and subtract the money they pay in taxes.

B) Take their personal income and add the money they pay in taxes.

C) Divide the national income by the number of employed persons in the United States.

D) Count up all of the money that is thrown away on frivolous purchases.


Q. 5) What is used to remove the inflation from GDP to produce the real GDP?

A) PPI

B) Depreciation

C) GDP Price deflator

D) Supercomputers


Q. 6) What type of economic indicators would be associated with the expansion or contraction phases of the business cycle?

A) Leading indicators

B) Coincident indicators

C) Lagging indicators

D) Post-indicators


Q. 7) How is Net Domestic Product different from Gross Domestic Product?

A) Net Domestic Product take inflation into account and Gross Domestic Product does not.

B) Net Domestic Product takes depreciation into consideration.

C) Gross Domestic Product values all of the goods sold within the borders of the country.

D) There is no difference between Net Domestic Product and Gross Domestic Product.


Q. 8) What type of indicator will point to the direction the economy is headed?

A) Leading indicators

B) Coincident indicators

C) Lagging indicators

D) Blinking signs


Q. 9) Which part of the business cycle is the declining stage of the business cycle?

A) Peak

B) Trough

C) Contraction

D) Expansion


Q. 10) Which of the following is NOT an example of a final good?

A) A car

B) A DVD player

C) A video card

D) A video card that is in a PC


Q. 11) When does a recession occur in the business cycle?

A) When peaks last more than 6 months

B) When contractions last more than 6 months

C) When troughs last more than 6 months

D) When expansion last more than 6 months


Q. 12) Which of the following is not used to measure the national economy?

A) Gross Domestic Product

B) National Income

C) Personal income

D) Inflation

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What examples of distractions/illusions can you find in your life that distort your reality? List and explain three examples. Help plsss

12. What did the U.S. gain with the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
A. The Mexican Cession
B. Florida
C. Oregon
D. The Louisiana Purchase

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