A system where the subfederal (states) hold a majority of the power in a loose alignment is called

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24 March, 05:53

A system where the subfederal (states) hold a majority of the power in a loose alignment is called

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Davon Case · Answer 1

A confederation. The states hold the power in this system while the central government is weak. This was primarily used as a temporary fix when a country is having a war or an argument with another country.