Baker v. carr (1962) involved a. unwarranted searches and seizures b. desegregation of schools c. the separation of church and state d. apportionment of legislative seats

d. apportionment of legislative seats

Explanation:

The case Baker v. Carr was a landmark case of the Supreme Court in which the Court argued that redistricting was a topic that the federal courts were allowed to examine. This was a response to the fact that the state of Tennessee has argued that redistricting was a political, and not a legal question. Redistricting is an important process in the United States as it determines the apportionment of legislative seats in Congress.

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