Which value does the principle one person one vote show in democracy?

Correct answer: Political equality

Direct answer: C, political equality. The principle “one person, one vote” means that each eligible citizen has one vote and each vote has equal value. Democracy does not give extra voting power because someone is rich, powerful, male, belongs to a particular family, or follows a particular religion. The rule creates equal political status: citizens participate in choosing representatives on the same basis. A is wrong because hereditary privilege gives benefits because of birth, which is opposite to equal citizenship. B is wrong because religious bias gives preference to one religion rather than treating citizens equally. C is correct because it expresses equality in political participation and voting power. D is wrong because foreign control means decisions are made by an outside power, not by equal citizens. Memory cue: one person plus one vote plus equal value equals political equality. Do not confuse this with equal results; it specifically concerns equal political voice.