The libertarian ideals Friedman advocated for in ‘Capitalism and Freedom’ include a free market, a free-floating exchange rate, a uniform flat tax, ending the mandatory licensing of physicians, and the introduction of a system of vouchers for school education. Friedman argues for economic freedom as a precondition for political freedom.
The smashed tomato and the violent red splatter on the wall are a clear indication of anger and opposition to school integration.
Although it was a nationwide phenomenon, 1950s suburbanization gathered its greatest momentum in the West. Although Americans in the 1950s grew more intensely religious, fewer than ever were affiliated with religious institutions.
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