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1

In a confederal system of government, where does the majority of power lie?

 

A

The central government

 

B

The individual member states or regional governments

 

C

The judiciary

correct option: b

The individual member states or regional governments

 

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2

What is the primary responsibility of the central government in a confederal system?

 

A

Defense

B

Health care

 

C

Public transportation

 

correct option: a

Defense

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3

How are decisions made in a confederal system of government?

 

A

 By the central government

 

B

Through consensus or agreement among the member states

 

C

By the judiciary 

correct option: b

Through consensus or agreement among the member states

 

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4

What is the level of sovereignty and autonomy of member states in a confederal system of government?

 

A

Low

B

Medium

C

High

correct option: c

High

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5

What is the role of the central government in a confederal system of government?

 

A

To make decisions for the member states

 

B

To provide funding to the member states

 

C

 To handle matters delegated to it by the member states

 

correct option: c

 To handle matters delegated to it by the member states

 

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6

Define confederal system of government in one sentence.

 

A confederal system of government is a political system where power is decentralized and dispersed among independent states or regional governments that come together to form a loose union or confederation.

 

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7

What is the primary responsibility of member states in a confederal system of government?

 

In a confederal system of government, member states retain a high degree of sovereignty and autonomy and are responsible for making decisions that affect their respective regions.

 

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