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Liberalism

Classless society (Alexis de Tocqueville)

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Who argued that democracy is inferior to other forms of government? Plato
Who was the theorist of the early 19th century that argued for a new type of society based entirely on socialist principles? Henri de Saint-Simon
Who made an impassioned speech to France's Constituent Assembly in 1848? Alexis de Tocqueville
Socialism ignores what human virtues? The highest
What undermines the ownership of private property? Socialism
What does Socialism stifle? The individual
Socialism is a new system of what? Serfdom
Democracy aims at equality in what? Liberty
Who argued that workers would be mere cogs in the overbearing machinery of the state under socialism? Alexis de Tocqueville
De Tocqueville's 19th and 20th century debates contrasted between what two forms of government? Democracy and Socialism
Democracy was seen as what? Freedom
Socialism was seen as what? Confinement
What did de Tocqueville become after the 1848 revolution? A member of the Constituent Assembly in France
What did he do after his opposition to Bonaparte's 1851 coup? Withdrew from politics
"Democracy in America" was who's most famous work? Alexis de Tocqueville
After the French Revolution of 1789, the upper class became what? More privileged and corrupt
After the French Revolution of 1789, the lower class burned with what? Anger and dissatisfaction
Which class of people were more easily seduced by socialist ideas? Lower
The socialist state was incompatible with what? Freedom and competition
In 1848, who was overthrown in France? King Louis-Phillippe
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