Most countries in Africa have a government with a strong central authority. Local governments - like cities, counties, states, or provinces - have only the powers given to them by the central government. In fact, the central government may change those powers at will, without consultation of the regional areas. What system of government is being described? A) Confederal B) Federal C) Oligarchic D) Unitary

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18 July, 08:13

Most countries in Africa have a government with a strong central authority. Local governments - like cities, counties, states, or provinces - have only the powers given to them by the central government. In fact, the central government may change those powers at will, without consultation of the regional areas. What system of government is being described? A) Confederal B) Federal C) Oligarchic D) Unitary

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Alejandra Robinson · Answer 1

The answer would be D because a unitary state is a state governed as a single power in which the central government is ultimately supreme and any administrative divisions exercise only the powers that the central government chooses to delegate.

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Carson Ochoa 18 July, 08:20

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Yes the answer is d i think