Question

d
a bicameral legislature
part b :
which statement provides the best evidence to the answer in part a?
a
\i would propose as the ground - work that a change be made in the principle of representation.\
b
\according to the present form of the union in which the intervention of the states is in all great cases necessary\
c
\an equality of suffrage does not destroy the inequality of importance in the several members.\
d
\under a system which would operate in many essential points without the intervention of the state legislatures\

Explanation:

To determine the best evidence, we analyze the options. Since Part A's answer is likely related to a bicameral legislature or a system reducing state intervention (from the options), Option D ("Under a system which would operate in many essential points without the intervention of the State Legislatures") directly relates to a system functioning without state legislature intervention, which aligns with the context of a bicameral legislature (where state intervention might be reduced). Other options: A talks about representation change, B emphasizes state intervention necessity, C is about suffrage and importance inequality, none as directly relevant as D.

Answer:

D. "Under a system which would operate in many essential points without the intervention of the State Legislatures"