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Central and state governments influence each other in a federal system of government. In this structure, power is divided between a central authority and various regional entities, allowing both levels of government to have distinct responsibilities while also sharing some powers. This interdependence often leads to collaboration and negotiation on policy issues, as well as mechanisms for resolving conflicts between the two levels. Examples of federal systems include the United States, Canada, and India.
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What type of government causes a balance of power between the central government and the state governments?
If there are central and state governments, there is always a balance of power. The balance may be tilted in favour of one or the other though.
Federalism is best described as a system in which?
Federalism is best described as a system in which both the states (or smaller governing entities) and the central government have a defined set of powers and interact with each other, neither dominating the other.
How do government influence sovereignty?
Sovereignty relates to government insofar as governments reflect the sovereign authority of their nations. In modern democracies, this authority lies with the citizens, and is only represented by the goverment.
What other governments does the federal government share power?
building roads.
Mention two states of India having conflict with the central government?
There is nothing like conflict between central and state governments. It is democratic set up in India meaning thereby that there might be governments of two different parties in states and in the centre. It does not mean that they are in conflict with each other.
Why do you think the Roman Republican government has influence the governments of other countries?
the Romans created the form of government known as a republic of representative democracy this is the most used government type in the world today amongst countries. about every country has this form of government.
How do societies change and influence government?
This is almost a "which came first, the chicken or the egg ?" question. Do societies bring about governments or do governments bring about societies. I would venture to say they are interrelated. They need and build from each other. Close examination will, usually, show that the two are related in such a way as for the society to influence the type of government that will evolve. Or, for the government to influence the evolution and development of a society. Trying to separating the two is unfair and fails to acknowledge and recognize their interrelatedness. kapm
WHAT is the representation of a government to other foreign governments?
Diplomacy
Which government has the right to maintain a army or navy?
The right to maintain an army or navy typically resides with sovereign states or national governments. These governments possess the authority to establish and fund military forces for national defense, law enforcement, and other security purposes. In federal systems, both national and state governments may have military capabilities, but the central government usually has primary control over armed forces. Additionally, international treaties and agreements can influence the extent and nature of military forces that countries can maintain.
What is a brief definition of a federalist?
The Federalists favored a United States with a strong central government. The Whigs [the other side of the debate] favored strong state governments with a weak central government. The US Constitution was a compromise between these two points of view. The question was finally resolved by the Civil War when Lincoln and those who favored a strong central government defeated the Confederate States [who favored strong states/weak central government]
How do you use central government in sentences?
Their country has a central government.What will the central government decide on that issue? We should have a central government here.
How did federalism limit the power of the central government?
It creates two sovereigns, the national government and the state governments
