In 1831, the people and society of the United States did not believe in equality. On the one hand, they treated the Indians as a foreign people, while on the other, they considered the black slaves as their property. It was during Tocqueville's visit that this scenario changed. He saw a society where class did not seem to matter and all classes were treated the same. He mentions in his work that he saw people of all classes, busy planning local projects, choosing representatives and gathering to criticize their leaders. De Tocqueville also had few worries and he feared that sooner or later democracy would collapse. in anarchy. People who broke the law were immediately exiled by the law-abiding majority. Another concern was a single, all-powerful ruler who might abuse his authority. This abuse could then turn into tyranny of the majority. Another major concern was the condition of women in society. They were not granted any voting rights and were strictly controlled by their husbands. In one of his works, he mentioned that “A woman forever loses her independence in the bonds of marriage.” But the birth of the Democratic Party under the leadership of Andrew Jackson changed the entire picture. Beginning in 1920, when women gained the right to vote in presidential elections, turnout increased by 1.6 percent. The number of political activists relative to the general population is constantly increasing, proving that many citizens have begun to actively participate and express their personal and political concerns. does this mean being a US citizen? What are the responsibilities of citizenship in a democracy? A democrat...... middle of paper ... in order to make them actively participate in all civic activities. recognize the common values ​​of citizens and at the same time develop commitment to the well-being of each person. But the central argument made here is that political and civic commitments are the product of our political choices. So, to a greater extent, the future of American democracy will depend on us. It is therefore important to diagnose every problem that resists this democracy and understand only its prescriptions. The democratic community must understand where it can succeed and where it can fail, so that it can realize the vision of democratic reformers. Government is only a catalyst for democracy, but the essential role is for us to bring resources, people and a common vision to achieve the goals of the entire nation..