Reasons for the Pennsylvania Unicameral Constitution
The drafters of the Pennsylvania Constitution eliminated the office of the governor and established a unicameral legislature for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
A
The belief that the office of governor was equivalent to a king
B
The preference for a single individual to serve as the legislature instead of a governor
C
The association of an upper legislative house with the British House of Lords
D
The conviction that the previous government primarily represented wealthy aristocrats
E
The belief that the common people could govern themselves more effectively