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Define Unicameral.

A legislative system with one chamber.

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Define Unicameral.

A legislative system with one chamber.

Define Bicameral.

A legislative system with two chambers.

What is a Parliamentary Hybrid system?

President directly elected, Prime Minister appointed by legislature.

Compare Unicameral and Bicameral systems.

Unicameral: Simplicity, efficiency. Bicameral: Checks and balances, diversity.

UK House of Lords vs. House of Commons?

Lords: Appointed, less power. Commons: Elected, more power.

Russian State Duma vs. Federation Council?

Duma: Directly elected, more power. Council: Appointed, represents regions.

Mexico's Chamber of Deputies vs. Senate?

Deputies: Verifies elections, levies taxes. Senate: Confirms appointments, approves treaties.

Nigerian House of Representatives vs. Senate?

House: Pass legislation. Senate: Impeachment, confirms appointments.

Compare UK and Nigerian Legislative Branches.

UK: Parliamentary, PM selected from legislature. Nigeria: Presidential, separate executive.

What was the impact of the 1911 and 1949 Parliamentary Acts (UK)?

Significantly reduced the power of the House of Lords.