Why was Alexis de Tocqueville interested in visiting the United States?
A) To help establish a cotton mill in Waltham
B) To investigate American democracy
C) To find a location where he could hide from the French secret police
D) To demonstrate that American society was teetering on collapse and headed for another revolution
E) To investigate the causes of the long economic depression that had caused so much hardship in the new nation
B
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