What Is a Major Contrast Between Federalism and the Unitary

question 6

Multiple Choice

What is a major contrast between federalism and the unitary and confederal systems?​

• A) ​Federalism allows states to retain significant powers while enabling the federal government to exercise national authority.
• B) ​Federalism allows local and state governments to require the federal government to assist them in meeting the needs of the people.
• C) Federalism places limits on what local authorities can do and often requires them to seek permission from the federal government before acting.​
• D) ​Confederal systems centralize power in the federal government.

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