What local government organizations in Michigan may write their own charters? A. township, municipality, county. B. municipality, township, borough. C. subdivision, county, municipality. D. county, metropolis, township.

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Nathen Huffman

8 November, 04:45

What local government organizations in Michigan may write their own charters? A. township, municipality, county. B. municipality, township, borough. C. subdivision, county, municipality. D. county, metropolis, township.

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Zayne Moreno · Answer 1

The answer for e2020 is A: township, municipality, county

Konner Vaughan · Answer 2

I believe the best answer would be D. County, Metropolis and Township.

The counties are administrative divisions of the state and townships, of a county. The state government in Michigan is descentralized among those three layers. There are actually two types of townships in Michigan, however: General law ones and the Charter townships. From 2001 census, Michigan had 127 of the latter. Generally, these townships withhold many of the same powers of a city, without the same level of olbigations, however.