Disadvantages of a bicameral legislature

Answer 1

bicameral legislature has many advantages particulary in large nations.

in the USA for example there 50 states now states with large population like California ,Texas and New York dominate the house of Rep.

In the Senate each state has 2 Sen which makes it possible for Each state to have a equal say in national affairs.

Answer 2

A disadvantage of bicameralism is that there will be a recurrent gridlock in Congress. Another disadvantage is that a bill must also go through the polarized Senate even if the bill has been passed into law by the House.

Answer 3

A unicameral system of government is one that only has a single legislative body, such as the United States only having the Senate without the House of Representatives. In such a case, it would be far easier for a party with a majority to push through legislation that many people would disagree with, especially if the Prime Minister comes from the same party.

Answer 4

When two legislative houses are used, the chances that poor laws are passed are less likely. It also makes it less likely that one party will have an overall control of the legislative process.

Answer 5

A bicameral congress was part of "The Great Compromise" in 1787.

This way, the states could send representatives to the House based on population (which the larger states liked) and the states could send only two to the senate (which the smaller states liked.)

Answer 6

A bicameral legislature is composed of two houses, the Upper House and the Lower House. Some of its disadvantages include its structural complexity and the amount of time it takes a bill to become a law.