De Tocqueville observed the laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government was

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De Tocqueville observed the laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government
was on a quest for equality.
stayed out of people’s affairs.
could not enforce laws.
believed all people were created equal.

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stayed out of people’s affairs.

Briefly: "laissez-faire" refers to limited government interference in economic and social matters — a hands-off approach.

De Tocqueville observed the laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government
was on a quest for equality.
stayed out of people’s affairs.
could not enforce laws.
believed all people were created equal.

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De Tocqueville observed the laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government was on a quest for equality. stayed out of people’s affairs. could not enforce laws. believed all people were created equal.

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De Tocqueville observed the laissez-faire government in the United States, which meant that the government
was on a quest for equality.
stayed out of people’s affairs.
could not enforce laws.
believed all people were created equal.