The Government of Morocco Head of State: King Head of Government: Prime Minister (chosen by Parliament) National government controls the nation Local governments have very little power According to this description, the government of Morocco could be considered

a. a unitary government.

b. a federal government.

c. a confederal government.

d. a totalitarian government.

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The Government of Morocco Head of State: King Head of Government: Prime Minister (chosen by Parliament) National government controls the nation Local governments have very little power According to this description, the government of Morocco could be considered

a. a unitary government.

b. a federal government.

c. a confederal government.

d. a totalitarian government.

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Taniyah Navarro · Answer 1

The Government of Morocco Head of State: King Head of Government: Prime Minister (chosen by Parliament) National government controls the nation Localgovernments have very little power According to this description, the government of Morocco could be considered a federal government.

Neil Roach · Answer 2

According to this description, the government of Morocco could be considered " b. a federal government," although the correct definition is a "parliamentary constitutional monarchy".