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Why did Alexis de Tocqueville travel to the United States?
He wanted to see how Europe had influenced it.
He was sent by the King of France as an envoy.
He wanted to learn about the democratic system.
He was sent to study American history.
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He wanted to learn about the democratic system.
(Brief clarification: Tocqueville and Gustave de Beaumont were officially sent by the French government in 1831 to study American prisons, but Tocqueville became chiefly interested in how democracy and equality shaped American society and wrote Democracy in America.)
(Brief clarification: Tocqueville and Gustave de Beaumont were officially sent by the French government in 1831 to study American prisons, but Tocqueville became chiefly interested in how democracy and equality shaped American society and wrote Democracy in America.)
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