Which best describes political equality?

A. A doctrine that society should be governed by certain ethical principles that are part of nature and, as such, can be understood by reason

B. The notion that the ultimate authority and society rests with the people

C. The principle that government must draw their powers from the consent of the governed

The principle that government must draw their powers from the consent of the governedD. The principle that all citizens are equal in the political process, as implied by the phrase "one person, one vote." All citizens are equally protected under the law

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Zachary Hebert

22 August, 14:03

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Trinity Delgado · Answer 1

The principle that all citizens are equal in the political process, as implied by the phrase "one person, one vote."