What Is a Unitary System of Constitutional Democracy

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is a unitary system of constitutional democracy?

• A)A united government that can overcome gridlock more easily than a national and states model
• B)A single government structure, as opposed to the national and states model
• C)A single-party government without the opportunity for other political parties to exist
• D)A government where the national government has more power than the states
• E)A government where every level of government has the same amount of power over every other

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