Question

Which of the following statements is correct about “holding together” federations?

A. Both central and state government have equal powers
B. Central government tends to be more powerful vis-à-vis states
C. Central government has less powers than the states
D. Powers are equally distributed among the central, provincial and local governments

Answer 1

Answer:

Holding together federation is a form of government. In this form of government, a large country tries to divide its powers between the central government and its states. Some of the constituent states hold unequal powers as they get special status.

Answer 2

Option (B)Central government tends to be more powerful vis-à-vis states is correct.

Hint-

• USA, Switzerland and Australia are example of meeting up federation.
• India, Belgium and Spain are examples of holding together federation.
• 'Meeting up' league is only free states meeting up all alone to shape a greater state or country.

• Holding together league is only the division of abilities between the conditions of the nation and focal legislature of that country.