Question

The distinction between unitary and federal type of government.

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Answer:

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN UNITARY AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ARE :-

UNITARY GOVERNMENT:

• It power is placed in one central government.
• Power is uniformly tried.
• Local government haven't any right to make law.
• Government is stable.
• This government is not democratic.
• It may or may not have a written constitution.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT:

• It divides it power between national and local form of government.
• May be power's be spread.
• But it has a power to make law.
• There is no stability of government.
• But this is the best example of democratic government.
• It must have a written constitution.

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