Rawls' theory states that "Each person has the same indefensible claim to a fully adequate scheme of equal basic liberties, which scheme is compatible with the same scheme of liberties for all." This is referred to as the:

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The statement corresponds with the Equal liberties principle in Rawls' theory, which asserts that every individual has an equal right to basic liberties that does not infringe on the same rights of others. The difference principle, on the other hand, suggests that inequalities in social and economic arrangements should be structured in such a way that it benefits the least advantaged members of society. The equal opportunity principle emphasizes fair access to all opportunities, regardless of one's economic background, social standing, or other discriminatory factors. None of these principles are mentioned in the given statement, making choice C the correct answer.

Rawls' Theory States That "Each Person Has the Same Indefensible