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What happens in a federal system of government? A) Local governments do not have any control over their cities or towns. B) Power is shared between the national and state governments. C) The national government
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What happens in a federal system of government?

A) Local governments do not have any control over their cities or towns.

B) Power is shared between the national and state governments.

C) The national government is granted all the power within the country.

D) No government is given an exclusive power over any other government.

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Answer: The Answer for the question is C

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