On the eve of the Revolution, the quality of life in the colonies A) was comparable to that of third-world countries today. B) compared favorably with that of other countries during the same period. C) had reached a level that would not be achieved again until the late 19^th century. D) was declining.

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On the eve of the Revolution, the quality of life in the American colonies was relatively high compared to other countries during the same period. The colonies had a growing economy, less social inequality than in Europe, and greater opportunities for personal advancement.

On the Eve of the Revolution, the Quality of Life