Unicameralism refers to how many chambers?

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Unicameralism describes the number of chambers in a legislature. The term itself means there is one chamber, so the number is one. This is different from bicameral systems, which have two chambers (such as a senate and a lower house), or hypothetical three- or four-chamber setups. A well-known example of a unicameral legislature is Nebraska.