How does the American system encourage both individualism and the general prosperity of everyone?

The United States of America was established to be an individualistic society where each person is provided with equal opportunities and responsibility for their success.

Explanation:

Individualism is the belief that each person the right to do what he or she believes in. It stresses that individuals have moral significance and they should follow their own values. American Founders critically examined this notion, when creating the Declaration and the Constitution, as they set out to acknowledge and protect every individual's right to life. Most Americans are largely insensitive to the classifications of social status. These values stressed on equal opportunities rather than societal expectations. That means that every individual has an equal opportunity to attain his or her prosperity.

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