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What does the term "Bicameral" mean when talking about American Government?
The United States Congress is made up of 2 houses.
Each state gets equal voting power in Congress.
We hold Presidential Elections every 2 years.
Our Government is made up of 3 different branches.

What does the term Bicameral mean when talking about American Government The United States Congress is made up of 2 houses Each state gets equal voting power in class=

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Bi-cameral means a legislative body that has two chambers  

  • The United States Congress has two houses that is why it is called to be bicameral. Its upper house is the house of representatives while the lower house is the house of  representatives
  • Bi cameral is derived from Latin words, bi and camera, bi means two , and camera means chamber.  
  • The Bicameral system if different from the Unicameral system in which all the members of the legislature vote and deliberate as a single group.  
  • All the states of the United States except Nebraska have bicameral legislatures.
  • Both the house of US Congress have been granted different powers to maintain checks and balances within the system.
  • So the correct answer is The United States Congress is made up of 2 houses.

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