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What major difference did Tocqueville witness when he visited America in 1831?

legalization of slavery
organization of government
legitimacy of women’s right to vote
sovereignty of a king

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i am pretty sure its organization of government

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organization of government

Step-by-step explanation:

Alexis d Tocqueville was a French philosopher, who writes about his journeys in the American continent.

Alexis Tocqueville narrates the changes he sees between the models of government in Europe and the growing democracy in America.

Alexis de Tocqueville, as a French civil servant from an aristocratic family, he favores the American model of democracy to complain about authoritarian or monarcs in Europe . Following his nine month visit to the United States in 1831, Tocqueville's primary contribution publishes Democracy in America, in two volumes in 1835 and 1840. He strongly sees that liberty and participation of US citizens favors better conditions as he comes from a European context where civil and political liberties were restrained to a political class.

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