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What is the difference between regional levels of government in a federal system and those in a confederal system?
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What is the difference

between regional levels of
government in a federal
system and those in a
confederal system?

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In a federal system, the regional governments are much more powerful than the national government. In a confederal system, the regional governments share power with the national governments.

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