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Under what did each state remain independent?
Under the Article of Confederation each state remained independent.
What was under each state that remained indepenent?
slave state
Why did Siam remain independent?
Siam remained independent because the kind of Siam kept playing the French and the British against each other.
What is difference between a country and a state?
A country is usually defined as a nation with its own government; a country also occupies a particular territory. Many countries are sovereign and independent, while others may be dependencies. The United States of America is a sovereign and independent country, and so are France, England, Brazil, and South Africa. A country may contain a number of states: a state is a region which has its own local government, but it is part of a country. For example, in America, we have 50 states. Each state has a governor, and he or she is in charge of that one state. But the leader of the entire country is the president.
Each state has its won independent judicial system?
True
Italy has to independent states that lie within its borders?
Italy has 20 regions the country itself is a state. Not like here in the states where each region is a state. The original meaning of state is country. So that's the rest of the world. Like American football and football to the rest of the world.
Who is the leader in Europe?
Europe does not have a prime minister. Europe is a continent, not a country. It has over 50 independent countries. Those countries have their own governments, each with a head of government. So Europe has many prime ministers.
How was a Greek city-state different from city?
A city can be part of an independent state/country, which might have several or many cities within it. A city-state is an independent single city which owns land around it, hence it is called a city-state (use a hyphen). Examples today are Monaco, Brunei and Singapore.
What laws did the Greece people have?
Each independent city-state had its own laws.
What government did the Phoenician have?
Each independent city-state had its own king and council.
The theory that defines the state and national governments as essentially separate from each other and carrying out independent functions is?
The theory that defines the state and national governments as essentially separate from each other and carrying out independent functions is dual federalism
Why does the flag of the US have stars?
Each star represents an independent state in the United States.
