A Unitary State Can Be Defined as a System Wherein

question 31

Multiple Choice

A unitary state can be defined as a system wherein:

• A)the public is able to elect its own local officials.
• B)significant powers are devolved to regional bodies.
• C)territorial divisions are not very important within a country.
• D)a constitutional court is able to strike down local laws.
• E)there is institutionalized democracy.

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