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select a modern society (ex. a country or group of countries) that you consider to be in its "golden age."
find at least one piece of evidence from each of the following categories to prove that your selected society is in its golden age (at least five pieces of evidence):
artistic, architectural, and/or intellectual achievements
medical, technological, and/or scientific contributions
economics (business, employment, and trade)
politics and government
social developments and/or humanitarian efforts
write a 4–6 paragraph essay that explains why you think the society is in its "golden age." include descriptions and details about each piece of evidence you found. be sure to clearly explain how each piece of evidence prove that the society you selected is in its golden age.

The “Golden age” society marks a period in its history characterised by the heightened output of art, science, literature, and philosophy. Significance contributions are witnessed in New Zealand’s arts and culture which is at its “Golden Age” as far as the film industry is concerned. It has produced great films such as; Lord of the Rings, and the Hobbit etc. Despite its geographic size and small population, New Zealand has a vibrant film industry at its small capital which is well respected by Hollywood. In this case, the society may be said to be at its golden age due to the kind of respect it has earned.

Under the scientific and technological contributions, the United States is at its “Golden Age” where its leading scientific role has shaped the world as we know it today.  American universities such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton or any other major varsity open up many doors around the world to students wishing to hold prestigious degrees in medicine, science, engineering and technology.  

Economically China can be described to be at its “Golden Age” because the economy of China has enjoyed 30 years of explosive growth, making it the world largest. Its success has been based on a mixed economy that incorporates limited capitalism within a command economy.  This is so because China is the largest export economy in the world and the 33rd most complex economy.  In 2018 for example irrespective of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, China's annual trade surplus reached a record of $323.32 billion.

In the context of social developments, Chile has come along way and can be said to be at its “Golden Age” considering how Chile was a very traditional-minded country which was once heavily dictated by the Church. Chile can be said to be at its "Golden Age" because in recent years, however, the people of Chile have embraced gay rights, supported divorce, believed in more support from the Church towards women rights such as abortions and acceptance of atheists, agnostics and other believers.

The 5 countries I consider to be in their golden age are New Zealand, United States, China, Chile, and.

In the category of artistic, architectural, and intellectual achievements New Zealand’s film industry is at its golden age. New Zealand has produced great films such as the lord of the rings series. Even though it's small in size and population, it is well respected by Hollywood.

Under the scientific and technological contributions category, the United States of America is at its Golden Age. America has many universities such as Harvard, Yale, and many more open doors to students that want to hold degrees in medicine, science, engineering and technology.

In economics China can be described to be at its Golden Age. The economy of China has had 30 years of immense growth, making it the world largest. Its success has been based on an economy that includes limited capitalism with a command economy. China is the largest export economy in the world and the 33rd most complex economy. In 2018 China's annual trade surplus reached a record of $323.32 billion.

In the category of social developments, Chile is at its Golden Age. This is because in the recent years the people of Chile have embraceed gay rights, divorce, and more women rights such as abortions.

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what was the significance of the plessy vs ferguson ruling and jim crow laws

answer the impact. plessy v. ferguson allowed 'separate but equal, also known as segregation, to become law in the united states