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What is the importance of the Supreme Court case Reynolds v. Sims?

(A) The Supreme Court case established the requirements for people who want to
run for state governor.
(B) The Supreme Court case established that all state judges must be approved by
their state senate.
(C) The Supreme Court case established that seats in state legislatures are
apportioned according to population.
(D) The Supreme Court case established that the state and federal government
both share the power to do things like maintain roads and highways.

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Answer:

(C) The Supreme Court case established that seats in state legislatures are

apportioned according to population.

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