Democracy In America Tocqueville Summary

According to “Democracy in America,” by Alexis de Tocqueville, democracy separates the generations to come with the present generation. This is because the bind that connects generations in aristocracy breaks in a democracy. For example, Tocqueville states that democracy hides a person's descendents, while separating his contemporaries. He explains that in an aristocracy, a person always sees a man above himself and a man below him. Hence, why Tocqueville believes that aristocracy is better than democracy. However, I must disagree with Mr. Tocqueville due to the fact that a democracy has more benefits than an aristocracy.
There are two types of democracy: direct and indirect. A direct democracy means that everyone has a vote and a say. An