The possession of a car during the 1950s in the U.S. was considered as a sign of status and success.
<h3>How is it considered a sign of
status and
success?</h3>
During the 1950s, the American economy was significantly growing and result to more people becoming rich and more people entering the middle-class which actually became the dominant part of the population.
This growth led to people to be more powerful economically and to be able to afford more goods such as cars, ships etc.
Therefore, the possession was considered as a sign of status and success.
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The correct answer is C. Africa.
Africa is known as the origin of human species.
The genus name for human species is homo sapiens whereby it has other species which are classified as ancestral and are related closely to humans.
Homo sapiens emerged in Africa 200,000 years ago where they dispersed from Africa in different waves.
Homo sapiens met in Eurasia and Africa where they interbreed with human archaic.
JA stands for Jamaican democratic party. :D
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The two ideas debated by the philosophers of the Enlightenment that I believe to be the most important natural rights of an individual in a free society are the right to property and the idea of limited government.
In the first case, one of the most important natural rights for men is the possibility to work hard to have their own patrimony: a house, land, personal possessions. That is why people work hard, to later enjoy the "fruit" of their work.
In the second case, limited government, because people have the right to choose their rulers. That is why they participate in elections. And they also have the right to remove bad politicians that do not perform well ruling the government. Also, people do not like tyrants.
John Locke was one of the great thinkers and philosophers of the European Enlightenment with other thinkers like Baron de Montesquiou, Voltaire, Jean-Jaques Rosseau, and Thomas Hobbes.
