What Does the "Size Principle" Refer To

question 17

Multiple Choice

What does the "size principle" refer to?

• A) the underlying logic of representing all states equally in the Senate but not in the House
• B) a natural limit on majority tyranny where a large, diverse public would be more divided than unified
• C) the unified interests of a small group of self-interested citizens
• D) the unified interests of a large group of self-interested citizens
• E) achieving the largest majority possible in an election outcome

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Definitions:

Respondeat Superior

A judicial principle that assigns legal liability to an employer or principal for the wrongful actions performed by an employee or agent, providing these actions happened in the course of their employment or representation.

Vicarious Liability

A legal principle where one party is held responsible for the actions or omissions of another, such as an employer for the actions of an employee.

Doctrine Of Respondeat Superior

A legal doctrine that holds an employer or principal liable for the wrongdoings or actions of an employee or agent, when such acts occur within the scope of employment or agency.

Marble Staircase

An architectural feature made of marble, often seen as a symbol of luxury and elegance in building design.