Respuesta :
Alexis de Tocqueville state in this Democracy of America that America is a land of Democracy and America is inherently good and that is the reason for her to be great.
Tocqueville is greatly amazed to see the pulpits were a flame with the speeches of righteousness and the American Culture fought for and supported egalitarianism relentlessly.
Tocqueville also says that if American society was supposed to be run by any superior authority, it cannot succeed, as democracy is inherently seen and believed in the land of America.
Answer:
Alexis de Tocqueville noted the shameful persistence of slavery in American culture in 1835 in his works. He acknowledged that the use of slavery, after it was abolished in Europe, for sources of cheap labor to earn more money was wrong. In his statement, he is basically saying that many Americans had depleted the value of the human beings they used as slave workers. Americans at the time cared more about money than the value of the people they were using so harshly.