EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES AS A FACTOR OF THE AMERICAN CIVILIZATION. HISTORY AND THE PRESENT
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EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES AS A FACTOR OF THE AMERICAN CIVILIZATION. HISTORY AND THE PRESENT
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The role of one of the fundamental American values - equality of opportunities - at different stages of a civilization of the USA is analyzed in the article. The perception of equality of opportunities wasn't shared universally: among its treatments two were actually dominant, namely elite-conservative and liberal-democratic. The first insisted on natural-competitive distribution of the opportunities, the second asserted that equality of opportunities would be guaranteed only with an active participation of the state in its preservation.
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