Alexis de Tocqueville observed that despite America's growing prosperity in the 19th century, many Americans felt restless due to a pervasive sense of individualism and the relentless pursuit of material success. This quest often left people feeling unfulfilled and disconnected, as they prioritized personal ambition over community ties. Additionally, the democratic ethos fostered a desire for constant improvement and change, leading to dissatisfaction with the status quo. Thus, even in wealth, many Americans struggled with a sense of emptiness and a yearning for deeper meaning.
A term used by G. Myrdal; "spread effects" describe the prosperity flowing from a central thriving area to peripheral less well-off areas. This could be related to the technological advances spreading out or it could be due to the fact that a growing area will need raw materials to fuel its continued growth.
No, growing up to adulthood is a natural process, only stopped on death.
The cast of Growing Better - 1923 includes: Bill Patton
no, not any more he's 20 now and thats when every guy stops growing
yes he does.
Growing economic prosperity.
Growing economic prosperity.
Growing economic prosperity.
true
they keep on growing
Growing economic prosperity Increased trade Wealth
Yes
yes
It sustained a growing population too big for their territory, and advanced prosperity of its people.
you might have RLS, or restless leg syndrome. or if your younger and still growing, your legs are just growing their muscles. try to sit still for 30 minutes. and drink some fluids
By hunting ,fishing, and growing crops
The growing threat of terrorism was not an issues that Americans faced in the late 1970's.