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History, 11.06.2020 02:57 ralphmillerrr

According to Alexis de Tocqueville, why was laissez-faire a key to the United States' success as a constitutional republic?
A. It allowed even those from traditionally underprivileged
backgrounds to participate in government.
B. It did not interfere with the interactions of people and businesses.
C. It encouraged people to think individually rather than subscribing
to standard wisdom.
D. It supported the rights of all people to be respected equally for
their ideas.

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