The Sixth and Seventh Amendments Guarantee the Right to a Trial

The Sixth and Seventh Amendments guarantee the right to a trial by jury in criminal and civil cases, respectively. The jury is supposed to be:

A) an impartial group representing community values.
B) a group of defendant's neighbors and acquaintances.
C) an unbiased group of people familiar with the defendant's reputation.
D) a group of people representing different parts of the country.