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What does the principle of one person, one vote protect amid social inequalities?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Equal value of every eligible voter's vote

Correct answer: D. Social inequality means that people may differ in wealth, caste, occupation, education or social influence. Democracy cannot remove every social difference immediately, but it can ensure political equality in elections. The rule of one person, one vote, one value means that the vote of a rich person is not legally worth more than the vote of a poor person, and one caste or family does not receive extra voting power. A is wrong because wealth must not purchase additional votes. B is wrong because democratic voting is not assigned different values according to caste. C is wrong because elections are meant to allow public choice, not automatic family succession. D correctly expresses equal political status at the ballot box. Memory cue: social lives may be unequal, but the vote must be equal.

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