Bicameral legislature
noun
contemporary examples
why doesn’t every state have a unicameral? justin green april 3, 2013
historical examples
hallowed heritage: the life of virginia dorothy m. torpey
north dakota various
bicameral legislature [(beye-kam-uhr-uhl)]
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