In a federalist system of government, how are powers divided?

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The federal government has most of the power, with state governments given limited power.

The powers are divided between the national and state governments.

The powers are divided between the governments of small and large states.

The state governments have most of the power, with the federal government having limited power.

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In a federalist system of government, how are powers divided?

Question 4 options:

The federal government has most of the power, with state governments given limited power.

The powers are divided between the national and state governments.

The powers are divided between the governments of small and large states.

The state governments have most of the power, with the federal government having limited power.

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Erin Burgess · Answer 1

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Federalism refers to a system of governmental organization wherein powers are divided between a federal government and state governments.