Social Sciences, asked by pratapsingh5037, 11 months ago

distinguish between unitary and federal government ​

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Answered by lucifer4087
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in the unitary government the power not divided into the different institution the whole power is decides in the hand of the one government and power to make the decisions is decides in the hand of one person who is the head of the institution controlling the country example Sri Lanka. where as in the federal government the government are divided into the numerous levels to ensure the stability in the country and the social groups this type of government reduces the chance of conflicts between the peoples because the power of making a difference does not resides in the hand of one person . example India . hope this may help you please mark brainliest answer

Answered by sneha2341
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The difference is that a unitary government puts its power in one central government while in federal power is divided into federal & local governing bodies that connect to the national government.

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