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Benjamin Gould

17 May, 18:44

Why did the founding fathers create two houses in the legislative branch?

a. to maintain equal representation and power for the states

b. to give the central government more power over the states

c. to keep the president from having too much power over the states

d. to keep power equal between the judicial system and the states

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