What did Alexis de Tocqueville say about American democracy?

Answer 1

De Tocqueville thought very highly of American democracy, describing its potential in perpetuation of the achievement of "human greatness" in his masterpiece, Democracy in America(1835). De Tocqueville viewed philosophies with a slight disdain because of their impracticality, but in the United States, he wrote that it exists as one of the most developed countries that does not preoccupy itself with "philosophic thought." De Tocqueville cites this as the reason for their achievements in politics, democracy and "human greatness."

Answer 2

"Democracy in America" is a two-volume French book Alexis de Tocqueville wrote after he was sent to study the American prison system by the French government. The book is about various aspects of American life, such as social justice, religion, politics, and the economy.

Answer 3

Democracy in America is a text written by Alexis de Tocqueville, usually in French. It was written after he studied the American prison system extensively.

Answer 4

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