In the legislature.
No, Bicameralism was used in government before the constitutional convention of 1787.
the senate, America has a bicameral legislature, aka the two houses
Bicameralism is the practice of having two legislative or parliamentary chambers.
Bicameralism divides legislative power between two chambers, typically with different selection criteria which can create a system of checks and balances. By requiring both chambers to approve legislation, bicameralism can limit hasty or one-sided decision-making by fostering debate and compromise. Additionally, bicameral legislatures may give different levels of experience and expertise to the law-making process.
Federal, aristocratic, post-aristocratic, and unitary states all have bicameralism.
the judiciary
By giving each State equal representation in the Senate and representation proportional to its population in the House, bicameralism ensures a division of power.
bicameralism
government can exist without state but the state can't exist without government.
that government should exist by the consent of the people.
Government should exist with the consent of the people.
The framers of the Constitution favored bicameralism because it allowed for equal and fair representation. This is favorable to both large and small states.