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In a confederal government, power is primarily held by individual states or regional entities, which retain significant autonomy and authority. The central government, if it exists, has limited powers and relies on the consent and cooperation of the member states to function effectively. This distribution often leads to a weaker central authority, as states can choose to ignore or reject central mandates, resulting in a loose alliance rather than a strong national government. Examples of confederations include the Articles of Confederation in the United States and the European Union in its early stages.
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What political affiliation is the Gannett co.?
Neo Con
What are some advantages or disadvantages to having a large executive branch bureaucracy?
The Con's to this branch of government are that it could be very hard for the legislative branch and executive branch to come to an agreement when it comes to passing laws.
Who was the president of the con federacy during the civil war?
Jefferson Davis
How well does the American national government represent the interests of ordinary citizens?
According to most recent opinion polls that evaluate the performance of Congress, the answer would be "poorly". It has not always been so. If "pro" is the opposite of "con", then "progress" is the opposite of "Congress".
What are the pros and cons of earmarks?
the pros are the type of smell it is and the con is the color of wat it is
How does a federal government differ from a con federal government?
A federal government is characterized by a strong central authority that shares power with regional governments, allowing for a division of responsibilities and laws between different levels of government. In contrast, a confederal government consists of a union of independent states or entities that retain most of their sovereignty, with a weak central authority that has limited power to enforce decisions or policies. This structure often leads to a less cohesive national policy and can create challenges in governance and cooperation among the member states.
Why did the con federal system fail?
The Articles of Confederation failed because they did not give Congress and the national government enough power. The new United States just fought a war to end what they considered tyrannical rule of a strong government that overpowered local government and the leaders of the U.S. feared a powerful central government.
In a system of government sovereign nations through a constitutional compact create a central government but carefully limit its authority and do not give it the power to regulate the con?
confederation
What are the release dates for Power Pro and Con - 1918?
Power Pro and Con - 1918 was released on: USA: February 1918
What are con-federal governments?
The European Union, The United Nations, NATO
When did Evelio Con V die?
Evelio Con V died on November 11, 2008, in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico of respiratory failure.
Where to meet the samurai power rangers?
comic con
Why did vigilante groups form in the west?
Because cow towns would often get out of hand (because of con artists and such) and they would step up and act as local law enforcement until federal government could be contacted and do something about it.
Why did vigilante groups form in the wild west?
Because cow towns would often get out of hand (because of con artists and such) and they would step up and act as local law enforcement until federal government could be contacted and do something about it.
What actors and actresses appeared in Un federal con muchos huevos - 2003?
The cast of Un federal con muchos huevos - 2003 includes: Jorge Aldama Rafael Goyri Maribel Palmer Fernanda Reto Carlos Rotzinger Gabriel Roustand Ramiro Sierra
What political party is in power in 2010 in the UK?
Currently, in August 2013, The Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats are in a coalition government.
What steps must be taken b the government to unite Indians?
you con die
