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What is secularism and Federalism?​

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Answered by tapatidolai
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Secularism - Citizens have complete freedom to follow any religions. • Federalism - the federal principle or system of government.

Answered by khushisonalisinha071
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Secularism : The state's (loosely referred as "country") neutrality in regards to religion that is neither supporting nor prohibiting any religion or religious aspect.

Federalism :A government structure (political) where power is distributed between centre and constituting bodies . The best example being USA.

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