Historically, the extent of an individual's _________ was the major factor determining whether he would be rich later.
A) work ethic
B) social connections
C) early wealth
D) indentured servitude
E) education

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This question is referring to the concept of intergenerational wealth, which is the wealth passed down from one generation to the next. In the past, individuals who inherited early wealth were much more likely to become rich later in life, regardless of their work ethic, social connections, education, or whether they were once indentured servants. Therefore, the most fitting answer is C, early wealth.

Historically, the Extent of an Individual's _________ Was the Major