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unicameral or bicameral, not unicarmel or bicarmel. And it is Bicameral if you are asking what type of legislature the constitution established. (Having 2 chambers for those who don't know)
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∙ 10y agoThe Legislative Branch is bicarmel. Congress is made up of House of Representatives and the Senate.
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What basic constitutional priciples were reflected in the governments of all the colonies based on the founders ideas?
You've got that backwards. The states did not base their constitutions on the federal one. they had all developed new constitutions fairly soon after independence was declared. The delegates to the Constitutional Convention knew those constitutions and were able to use them as models for the federal one. Some prenciples from those state constitutions that were incorporated into the federal constitution include separation of powers, limits on government powers, power of taxation rests solely with the legislature, regular election of the legislature and the executive. Michael Montagne
A two-house legislature is also called a unicameral legislature?
False it is called a bicameral legislature
African American leaders at the local level?
helped write new state constitutions
What was a common feature of the first state constitutions?
Some common feature of the first state constitutions were:Popular SovereigntyLimited GovernmentCivil Rights and LibertiesSeparation of Powers and Checks and Balances
How did new state constitutions in the Revolutionary era dealt with the issue of religious liberty?
Which one of the following is true of how the new state constitutions in the Revolutionary era dealt with the issue of religious liberty?
What is a two-house legislature?
Bicameral
What is bicarmel?
A bicameral legislature, such as ours, is a legislature with 2 houses of governing bodies - in our case a House of Representatives and a Senate.
Latin for two houses the two houses of congress make the legislature?
bicarmel =)
What is bicarmeralism?
Bicarmel
What kind of governments did state constitutions create?
legislature executive
What is a reasonable explanation for the ease with which the some state constitutions can be amended?
Some state constitutions can be amended by a referendum, rather than by an act of the legislature.
What does unicarmel mean?
having a single legislative chamber
What did State constitutions written after 1776 generally contain?
a Bill of Rights, Bi-cameral legislature, and an elected executive
State constitutions made which branch of the government the most powerful?
The State Constitution made the legislature branchthe most powerful.
What basic constitutional priciples were reflected in the governments of all the colonies based on the founders ideas?
You've got that backwards. The states did not base their constitutions on the federal one. they had all developed new constitutions fairly soon after independence was declared. The delegates to the Constitutional Convention knew those constitutions and were able to use them as models for the federal one. Some prenciples from those state constitutions that were incorporated into the federal constitution include separation of powers, limits on government powers, power of taxation rests solely with the legislature, regular election of the legislature and the executive. Michael Montagne
Why do you think most early state constitutions made legislature supreme?
I think most early state constitution made the legislature supreme so they can have their own army and authority to deal with foreign countries on behalf of the states.
Why did the early state constitutions make the legislature supreme?
I think most early state constitution made the legislature supreme so they can have their own army and authority to deal with foreign countries on behalf of the states.
