The principle of federalism refers to the division of powers

between

local and global governments

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state and local governments

с

state and national governments

national and global governments

The principle of federalism refers to the distribution of power between the central and the state government.

Explanation:

The principle of federalism is a mode of a political organization or a basic principle in any country that unites the different states of the country to the central government and at the same time allows the different sates to maintain their individuality and integrity. It is a 'division of power' among the central government and the other states of the country. By distributing the powers among the states or by spreading the powers equally into the state governments, the ones who frame the constitution primarily build a 'stronger and a functional country government' while preserving the 'existing states' and the concept of 'local state government'.