Answer:
FEDERALISM: It is a system of government in
which the power is divided between a central
authority and various constituent units of the
country.
FEATURES OF FEDERALISM
There are two or more levels of the government.
Each level has its own jurisdiction in specific
matters of legislation, taxation and administration.
The jurisdictions of the respective levels are
specified in the constitution.
The fundamental provisions of the constitution
cannot be unilaterally changed by one level of
government.
Courts have the powers to interpret the
constitution and the powers of different levels of
the government.
Sources of revenue for each
level of government are clearly
specified to ensure its financial
autonomy.
The federal system has dual
objectives- to safeguard and
promote unity of the country
and to accommodate regional
diversity.
Unitary: It is a system of government in which
either there is only one level of government
or sub units are sub ordinate to the central
government.