The Mayflower Compact and the Foundations of Property Rights, Liberty, and Prosperity Session III

Imagine American life without private property rights and a free market system, the foundation that men and women, since the nation's birth, developed and preserved. Plymouth's first colonial settlement rejected communal property and successfully implemented the idea of individual property rights by promoting individual initiative and prosperity within the community. Today the assault on private property rights and the creep of socialism continue to challenge free-market principles. Join the discussion and trace the origins of free-market principles from Plymouth's economic structures to today's free-market economy and discover the influence on modern-day property rights and economic liberty. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.