In the United States, an Individual's Life Chances Are

In the United States, an individual's life chances are:

A) much less influenced by the class position of his or her family than in most countries around the world.
B) stratified by class as well as race and gender.
C) more influenced by the class position of his or her family than in any other country.
D) affected by income, but not by wealth.
E) determined by hard work and skill alone.