The bicameral nature of the U. S federal legislature is responsible for:

A. Gerrymandering in congressional districts during reapportionment

B. The expectation that members of Congress will represent their home districts

C. Congress's ability to define the qualifications for U. S citizenship

D. The presence of both an upper and lower chamber of Congress

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Randall Ponce

24 February, 20:39

The bicameral nature of the U. S federal legislature is responsible for:

A. Gerrymandering in congressional districts during reapportionment

B. The expectation that members of Congress will represent their home districts

C. Congress's ability to define the qualifications for U. S citizenship

D. The presence of both an upper and lower chamber of Congress

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Denise Quinn · Answer 1

The bicameral nature of the U. S. Federal legislature is responsible for (D) The presence of both an upper and lower chamber of Congress.

This system serve as a form of check and balances that limit the power of the legislative branch of the government.

Emmanuel Delgado · Answer 2

for my apex it was "the division of congressional power between two chambers"