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Describe the difference between divided governmental power (Federalism) and separated power (Separation of Powers). Also, include a brief mention of how Checks and Balances differs from Separation of Powers.
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Describe the difference between divided governmental power (Federalism) and separated power (Separation of Powers). Also, include a brief mention of how Checks and Balances differs from Separation of Powers.

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Division of powers seems to be the division of departments by the parliamentary, legislative, and federal governments of national government. Federal system is the system of government overlooked by the Establishment clause, which indicates the division of powers among central government and regional governments.

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