The Result of Baker V

The result of Baker v. Carr (1962) and Reynolds v. Sims (1964) was the fundamental concept

A) that legislatures were to be more responsive to state problems and therefore to meet a minimum of four months a year.
B) of controls on lobbyists, who otherwise disrupted the business of the legislatures.
C) of "one person, one vote," which led to the redistricting of legislative seats based on equity.
D) of "one person, one vote," which prevented redistricting for political purposes.