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9 July, 12:23

How have war and economic crisis increased the power of the national government?

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    Usually, when things like wars happen, the powers of the state are relegated to the power of the nation because in a state of war, there are no individual state armies or state policies, but rather federal ones as the federation participates in a war as a whole. Things like these increase the power of the national government and reduce the power of the state.
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