History, asked by jeyanthikumar1978, 11 months ago

write one difference between unitary and federal form of government​

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Answered by Anonymous
10

Hi Mate,

The difference between 'Unitary Government' and 'Federal Government' are as follows:

Unitary Government

  • It has very little political power.
  • Powers are uniformly applied throughout.
  • All major decisions were made by Central Government.
  • This government is either in the Dictatorship or in the totalitarian.
  • Examples: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Spain.

Federal Government

  • Power may be diffused in the federal system.
  • This type of government often has Multi-national States.
  • It distributes power from National government to the local or state government.
  • Mainly larger countries often adopt Federal System.
  • Examples: United States of America (USA), Belgium.

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Answered by sumitarya54648
6

Answer:

Federal form of government

Explanation:

1 under the federal system their are two or more levels of gov are state,central,and community gov.

2 Their are divisons of power between different levels of tje govt in consitution.

3 State gov are not answerable to centeral gov cannot order to state gov to be anything according to them.

Unitory form of government

1 Their is only one levels of the gov in such cases, sub units(states) are subordinate to the

centeral gov.

2 Their is no divisions of powers between centeral and state gov, enjoys all the powers.

3 State gov are sub units and answerable to tje centetal gov. They cannot enjoy to seperate juridiction.

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