Question

The legislative branch of the u.s. government has two houses—the senate, in which every state has an equal number of representatives, and the house of representatives, in which the number of representatives is based on each state's population. this system is called what?

Answer 1

The answer is A, bicameralism.
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Answer 2

Bicameralism

Step-by-step explanation:

The United States adopted a bicameral legislature which means that the legislative branch has two separate houses. One, that represented the people, the House of Representatives and the Senate, that represents the States. The bicameral system was created because the founding fathers believed that power should be shared with all units of government. It came after a big discussion between small states, that demanded equal representation than bigger states. The Great Compromise created two houses.