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What is a one house legislature called
unicameral
A one house legislature is a unicameral. A two house legislature is a bicameral.
Power is divided between the central government and local governments in which government system
federal
federalism
Who advises the governor on all legal issues of the state
Attorney General
In what type of government do the people make their own laws and choose their leaders
democracy
George Washington supported proposal of which group
federalists
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