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What does the Latin term bicameral mean? A. two chambers B. one camera C. one chamber D. two cameras
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What does the Latin term bicameral mean?

A. two chambers
B. one camera
C. one chamber
D. two cameras

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The Latin term bicameral means "A. two chambers" and it is for this reason that in many western legislative systems there is a "bicameral legislature"--meaning to different legislative bodies.
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