What similarity can be drawn between state and national governments? Both have three branches of government and a constitution. Neither uses any form of direct democracy. Both have constitutions that are difficult to change. Both have the ability to raise and control a military.

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Blaine Braun

1 November, 16:52

What similarity can be drawn between state and national governments? Both have three branches of government and a constitution. Neither uses any form of direct democracy. Both have constitutions that are difficult to change. Both have the ability to raise and control a military.

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Joey Roth · Answer 1

Both the state and national governments have three branches of government and a constitution. They are made up of an executive, a legislative, and judicial branches of government.