A system of government in which two or more government exercise power over the same people in the same territory called a unitary system of government

true or false

Answer: false

Explanation: Unitary government is a system of government in which a state is governed as a single entity. The central government is supreme and the administrative divisions exercise only the powers delegated to them by the central government. A unitary system is solely composed of one central government that holds all the governmental power in the state, in contrast, federal system divides power between national and state government.

Unitary System is a system of political organizations in which all the governmental power resides in a centralized government and the central government is ultimately supreme.

A system of government in which two or more government exercise power over the same people in the same territory is called "federal system of government " NOT Unitary system of government.