Seymour Martin Lipset Argues That Democratic Political Institutions Are Relatively

Seymour Martin Lipset argues that democratic political institutions are relatively rare because:

A) if they are to exist, the society must have attained a high level of economic and cultural
development
B) most people are distrustful of democracy as a political institution
C) most people are too apathetic to participate in the political process
D) the upper classes will always control the political process in order to satisfy their interests