A child's assumption that he or she will have a higher standard of living than the previous generation is called the revolution of rising expectations. True False

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Kaylee Schwartz

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11 April, 03:00

A child's assumption that he or she will have a higher standard of living than the previous generation is called the revolution of rising expectations. True False

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Savion Duncan · Answer 1

Answer:True

Explanation:

The term "Revolution of rising expectations" became popular after world war 2 and it refers to a condition when there is a rise in prosperity and freedom results in the belief of people that they can ameliorate their life. This results in a change in people that allow them to seek political changes for a better opportunity.

This occurs in two stages, In the first stage, there is a rise in prosperity and secondly access to resources like education and information.