Considering Sterne and Keizer's articles, what is at stake in controlling the soundscape of malls or communities more broadly, and how does paying attention to soundscapes and the various entities forming them help to uncover unequal power relations within American society? What do you find most significant about Ferrell and Sterne's critiques of consumerism in America?

Why were entrepreneurs able to earn such good profits in businesses related to the california gold rush? a.) it was very difficult for entrepreneurs to earn any profit in businesses related to the california gold rush. most went broke and headed back east. b.) supplies were scarce and demand was great. entrepreneurs provided the things the miners needed. that allowed the entrepreneurs to earn good profits. c.) when the state of california noticed the high profits the entrepreneurs were making, it took over their private businesses. the state earned all of the profits after that. d.) a small group formed. it would not allow other entrepreneurs to open businesses. bykeeping the supply of goods low, the group was able to earn very high profits.