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Dividing political power between a central authority and other units, like the states in the United States, is the main concept of A. monarchy. B. democracy. C. absolutism. D. f…

Dividing political power between a central authority and other units, like the states in the United States, is the main concept of A. monarchy. B. democracy. C. absolutism. D. f…
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Dividing political power between a central authority and other units, like the states in the United States, is the main concept of

A. monarchy.
B. democracy.
C. absolutism.
D. federalism.

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Dividing political power between a central authority and other units, like the states in the United States, is the main concept of D. Federalism.
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