Which of the Following Is True About Seventeenth-Century British North

Which of the following is true about seventeenth-century British North America's consumer culture?​

A) Status was communicated through traditional signs of prosperity such as houses land and livestock.
B) Regulations on production lessened the availability of consumer goods.
C) Titles and rank remained a major marker of status.
D) Social status was increasingly communicated through the purchase of consumer goods.
E) Consumer goods were only within the reach of the very wealthy.