Question

Federal systems of government and unitary systems of government have

the same power structure.
True or false

Answer 1

False

Step-by-step explanation:

While unitary and federal forms are quite similar they are different in one key factor. A federal government is limited in its powers, given basic and (essentially) the final say; the other powers are reserved for lower forms of government.
A unitary government has absolute rule over its nation, no lower levels exist or have a say.