The Underlying Principle Espoused by the Supreme Court in the Wesberry

question 38

Multiple Choice

The underlying principle espoused by the Supreme Court in the Wesberry v.Sanders (1964) and Reynolds v.Sims (1964) rulings was ________.

• A)that term limits undermine voter authority
• B)that political parties are private organizations
• C)that rural areas are inherently disadvantaged
• D)one person, one vote
• E)pay-as-you-go

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Definitions:

Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another, fostering a sense of compassion and connection.

Antisocial Behavior

Actions that harm or lack consideration for the well-being of others, often violating social norms and laws.

Elaborate Pretend Play

A complex form of pretend play in which children create and act out scenarios, often involving role-play and imaginative use of objects.

Creativity

The ability to generate novel solutions to problems; a trait characterized by flexibility, ingenuity, and originality.