Why would an individual's value be judges differently in the west?

You could save a lot of money and get rich.

You had to work to survive in the unsettled west.

You could obtain more wealth to increase your social position.

You could work hard in industry and increase your social position.

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Reagan Meyer

23 June, 22:26

Why would an individual's value be judges differently in the west?

You could save a lot of money and get rich.

You had to work to survive in the unsettled west.

You could obtain more wealth to increase your social position.

You could work hard in industry and increase your social position.

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Tyrell Obrien · Answer 1

The answer is the last option. You could work hard and interest-rate and increase your social position. Because America is a capitalistic economy so anyone can become rich if they really put their heart to it

Why would an individual's value be judges differently in the west?You could save a lot of money and get rich.You had to work to survive in the unsettled west.You could obtain more wealth to increase your social position.You could work hard in industry and increase your social position.

Why would an individual's value be judges differently in the west?

You could save a lot of money and get rich.

You had to work to survive in the unsettled west.

You could obtain more wealth to increase your social position.

You could work hard in industry and increase your social position.