History, 10.03.2021 19:10 joannachavez12345

What was the major difference between the Baker v. Carr and Gray v. Sanders court cases? a) One was in the north and one was in the south.
b) One was a state case and the other a Supreme Court case.
c) The idea of one vote per person.
d) One was about voting and the other about segregation.

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