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What states have different routing numbers?
All states have different routing numbers, The routing numbers are broken down to 12 areas of the country. As you might know the Federal Reserve Bank known as "the FED" based in Washington D.C. has 12 banks. The first one is in Boston, MA, second one in New York, NY. We'll brake this down again, looking at the First Federal Reserve Bank located in Boston, MA. Oversees the banks in ME, NH, VT, MA, CT, RI. all of these states are located in New England. The Federal Reserve bank of Boston then has the fallowing number. the First two digits are identify the reserve bank with for Boston is 01 or 21. Maine Routing numbers will start with 0112 or 2112. The First two tell you who's the government bank branch: Boston, then the next two are based on the state 12. 01 or 21 Boston 02 or 22 New York (all US Banks located in US territory in the Atlantic are assigned to this Federal Reserve bank. EX: US Virgin Islands) 03 or 31 Philly 04 or 24 Cleveland 05 or 25 Richmond 06 or 26 Atlanta 07 or 27 Chicago 08 or 28 St. Louis 09 or 29 Minneapolis 10 or 31 Kansas City 11 or 21 Dallas 12 or 32 San Francisco (all US Banks located in US territory in the Pacific are assigned to this Federal Reserve bank. EX: Guam, Alaska )
How did the Revolution affect African-Americans?
For many it gave them the false hope that they would also be free. <---? NO. Well, o____o This is MY answer. The American Revolution affected them by bringing changes for them on BOTH sides. Many FREE African American's in the United States went into bussiness as artisans and merchants. In northern cities like Boston, New york, and Philadelphia, African American's established communities.
What do the letters K etc mean on the dollar bill?
They indicate the Federal Reserve district that distributed the bills. All bills are printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at facilities in Washington and Fort Worth. Each district only handles distribution. Bills are printed for each Fed district as needed to meet the demand for currency within that district, then shipped there for eventual distribution to retail and commercial banks. The districts are shown on a map at the Related Link, below. The numbers are the same as the letters in order; i.e. District 1 (Boston) is A on a bill, New York is B, etc.
What does m o s mean?
MOS can stand for many things. See Related Links below. For now, here are a few of them... * Months * Microsoft Office Specialist * Ministry of Sound (London Night Club) * Mates of State (band) * Museum of Science (Boston, MA) * Military Occupation Specialty (US Army) * Metal-Oxide Semiconductor * Mambo Open Source * Mean Opinion Score * Margin of Safety * Moment of Silence * Medical Outcomes Study * Military One Source (US DoD) * Model Output Statistics * Man Of Steel
What is the summary for chapters one and two of 'The Fifth of March'?
Chapter oneRachel Marsh is an indentured servant in Boston. She is out with her friend Jane and a little girl named Nabby. They are out to see a lion at the wharf; it was taken from Africa. Rachel talks about her friend and how she always sassy and very sure of herself. Rachel has noticed that look on all the other people of Boston also. She asks Jane why. Jane says that there is going to be a rebellion, and Rachel has to choose a side, the Crown or the Patriots. Rachel doesn't want to choose a side and says so. Then she starts to think about the household she is tied to. The man, Mr. Adams, doesn't go to riot meetings. Jane asks Rachel what she wants, and she responds that she wants her own place and she doesn't want anybody to treat her like her uncle treated her mother. They see the lion. Rachel figures out there is some riot thing going on that day. She takes Nab home.Chapter 2A person called Christopher Snider told her about the riot bells. Rachel takes Nab home. She remembers her family back in Braintree. She talks about her father, and her life back in Braintree. Then Mrs. Adams gives her a letter saying her uncle wants to see her the next day. She has bad feelings about it. There is a mob that night and it is very loud. The next morning she goes to her uncle's shop. He says he doesn't import his fabric from England but he does. Then she talks to him. He says he wants information about Mr. Adamses decision about whether to defend Hancock or not. He threatens to tell the Adamses that she is a friend of Jane's, who is friends with a mob leader.
