Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela each have governments which are considered federations. A federation is

A) allowed to make rules and laws which are technically unconstitutional.

B) governed as one single unit, with one constitutionally created legislature.

C) a union of self-governing states which are joined together by a central government.

D) a loose association of states that come together only for military and defensive purposes.

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Hailey Middleton

15 March, 07:20

Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela each have governments which are considered federations. A federation is

A) allowed to make rules and laws which are technically unconstitutional.

B) governed as one single unit, with one constitutionally created legislature.

C) a union of self-governing states which are joined together by a central government.

D) a loose association of states that come together only for military and defensive purposes.

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Saul Leon · Answer 1

Hello there, the correct answer is:

B.

Carson Mcintyre · Answer 2

Hello there.

Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela each have governments which are considered federations. A federation is

C) a union of self-governing states which are joined together by a central government.