One May Correctly Say That Nineteenth-Century Liberals

Multiple Choice

One may correctly say that nineteenth-century liberals

A) were inevitably followers of de Tocqueville.
B) never engaged in revolutions.
C) were concerned that revolution would spread to the masses.
D) called for universal manhood suffrage with only age qualifications as a limitation.
E) shared de Tocqueville's recognition that the move towards democracy is inevitable.