Question

The chart below describes how the governments of two countries share power:

Country A Country B

Local and state government share power with the central government.

The central government has final authority.

Local and state governments follow the decisions of the central government.

The central government has all authority and decision-making power.



What types of government do Country A and Country B have?

Country A: Confederation, Country B: Parliamentary

Country A: Parliamentary, Country B: Confederation

Country A: Federation, Country B: Unitary

Country A: Unitary, Country B: Federation
PLEASE HELP ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

I’m pretty sure federation and unitary sorry if I’m wrong

Answer 2

Country A is a federation, and Country B is a unitary government.

In a federation, power is shared between the central government and local/state governments. The central government has authority over certain issues, while local/state governments have authority over others. However, the central government does not have complete authority over everything. This system is seen in Country A.

In a unitary government, all power and decision-making authority are held by the central government, and local/state governments follow the decisions made by the central government. This system is seen in Country B.