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Why did some states choose bicameral legislatures?
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to allow most free men to vote
to balance power between the House and the Senate
to make the government more accountable to wealthy landowners
to eliminate the need for a governor
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to make the government more accountable to wealthy landowners
Many early state constitutions set up two chambers so one (the upper house) would protect property and elite interests while the other represented the broader electorate, creating a check between popular and propertied influence.
Many early state constitutions set up two chambers so one (the upper house) would protect property and elite interests while the other represented the broader electorate, creating a check between popular and propertied influence.
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