Which of the following descriptions characterizes a unitary system of government? A. the belief that the only efficient government is one with limited power B. the belief that a strong central government best serves the needs of the people C. a system where local governments control the powers of the central government D. a system where local governments share their powers with a strong central power

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Christopher Hampton

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21 March, 21:52

Which of the following descriptions characterizes a unitary system of government? A. the belief that the only efficient government is one with limited power B. the belief that a strong central government best serves the needs of the people C. a system where local governments control the powers of the central government D. a system where local governments share their powers with a strong central power

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Ethan Rush · Answer 1

The belief that a strong central government best serves the needs of the people characterizes a unitary system of government

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

A unitary form of government is the government where there is only one strong government which governs the whole country and manages the affairs of the country and the aim of the government is to serve the needs of the people.

In this case, central government is considered to be supreme and the most important power of the state and the administrative divisions only have those powers which the central government gives them.