Unicameralism refers to

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 1989 Subject: Government

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Unicameralism refers to
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Unicameralism refers to a system of government where the legislature has only one chamber or house. In other words, the legislative body of the government is composed of only one group of elected representatives who make and pass laws. This is in contrast to bicameralism, which involves having two separate legislative chambers or houses. The unicameral system is used in several countries, such as Sweden and New Zealand.
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