Which of these statements about counties is true? Counties determine state laws, and towns determine local laws. In most states, each individual county has its own government. The federal constitution determines the structure of a county government. Several states may make up one county and share the same government.

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6 August, 10:08

Which of these statements about counties is true? Counties determine state laws, and towns determine local laws. In most states, each individual county has its own government. The federal constitution determines the structure of a county government. Several states may make up one county and share the same government.

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Moises Pierce · Answer 1

the answer is

B. In most states, each individual county has its own government.

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Mack · Answer 2

The correct answer is B) In most states, each individual county has its own government.

The statement about counties that is true is "In most states, each individual county has its own government."

In the United States, the political figure of a county is an administrative subdivision of a state that has a specific geographical region with its proper boundaries. It can include levels of government to rule that portion of the state. In some states, counties also have other subdivision called municipalities.