The relationship between wealth and government has sometimes caused inequality in opportunities or access to certain services.
<h3>What is the relationship between wealth and government?</h3>
Historically, wealth has affected government because politicians are often wealthy influential people. This occurred during the first centuries of the U.S. history.
For example, plantation owners or industry owners had a great influence on government, while smaller groups such as immigrants, African-americans, women, among others had little influence on government.
<h3>How has this relationship affected citizens?</h3>
Mostly, this has had negative effects, some of the most important effects are:
- Increased inequality as wealthy people seem to have more political participation.
- Lack of access to education, health services, among others from smaller groups as policies might not benefit these groups.
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I believe 1,2,3 are correct.
