What made american society far more equal than britain but seemingly less equal than ithad been in the 17th century?

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Americans were more egalitarian than Britain people. They firmly believe and live based on the<span> principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities. They didn't have an aristocracy or high class or elites.

</span>In the 17th century most of the people in America were immigrants and yet to make their fortune. <span>However, by the late 18th century people of the society had access to better education and had a higher standard of living. </span>

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