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

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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it means two chambers
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User Sachini Samarasinghe
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It means two chambers: it is used for legislative bodies, that is institutions that decide over a country's law. An example of a bicameral body is the US Congress, where the two chambers are: The House of Representatives and the Senate.
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