Comparison of federalism and Confederalism. - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
In a federal system of government, power is shared between:
The central government and member states
Only the central government
Only the member states
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In a confederal system of government, where does most of the power lie?
With the central government
With the member states
With the military
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Which system of government retains a higher degree of sovereignty and autonomy for member states?
Federalism
Confederalism
Both retain the same level of sovereignty and autonomy
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How are decisions typically made in a confederal system?
The central government has the final say
Through a combination of federal and state-level processes
Through consensus or agreement among member states
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Which system of government is generally considered more stable and long-lasting?
Confederalism
Federalism
Both are equally stable and long-lasting
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Define federalism in one sentence.
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What is the key difference between federalism and confederalism?
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