According to Tocqueville, as soon as a bad government begins to mend its ways,
A)it will quell revolutionary fervor.
B)it will rise greatly in the public's esteem.
C)it is at an increased risk for revolution.
D)it stands a good chance of surviving.
E)none of the above.

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Tocqueville observed that when a bad government starts to improve, it raises expectations and can lead to increased dissatisfaction, making revolution more likely.

According to Tocqueville, as Soon as a Bad Government Begins