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Question
Differentiate between Unicameral and Bicameral Legislature.
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Solution
Legislature is the law making organ of the State. If a legislature has two houses, Lower House and Upper House, it is called Bicameral Legislature where as if a Legislature has only one House, it is called Unicameral Legislature.
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