Question

mexico has 31 states that are similar in structure to the US states that must abide by national laws. Mexico is best described as:. -unitary. -a federation. -parliamentary. -a confederation

Answer 1

A federation.

Step-by-step explanation:

A federation is a union of self-governing provinces under a central federal government. Each province or region retains some power over their internal affairs, they do not have, however, any say in the country's foreign policies.

Mexico is a federation compromising 31 states similar in structure to the US states. Mexico also has a special federal entity, Mexico City, which is the country's capital city.

The population of Mexico is about 120 million, it is the most populous Spanish speaking country in the world. It is also the 13th largest independent state in the world.

Answer 2

Mexico has thirty-one states that are similar in structure to the United States that must abide by national laws. Mexico is best described as federation. They have a certain degree of autonomy and can decide on local things are known as federal states.

The answer would be federation.