What is one way in which local governments are similar to federal governments?

Both are divided into three branches.

Both have divisions called counties.

Both are led by a president.

Both have a board of supervisors.

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25 April, 09:55

What is one way in which local governments are similar to federal governments?

Both are divided into three branches.

Both have divisions called counties.

Both are led by a president.

Both have a board of supervisors.

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Carly Choi · Answer 1

I cant confirm this answer but I belive your answer is B

Hunter Robbins · Answer 2

It's the first option.

The U. S. state governments, the Federal Government of the United States and every local government is divided in three branches: Executive, Legislative and Judicial.

What is one way in which local governments are similar to federal governments?Both are divided into three branches.Both have divisions called counties.Both are led by a president.Both have a board of supervisors.

What is one way in which local governments are similar to federal governments?

Both are divided into three branches.

Both have divisions called counties.

Both are led by a president.

Both have a board of supervisors.