What is the term for a structure of government characterized by the division of powers between a national government and associated regional governments?

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8 May, 11:19

What is the term for a structure of government characterized by the division of powers between a national government and associated regional governments?

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Humberto Wyatt · Answer 1

Answer: Federalism

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Federalism was recognized as aggregate state of government, mixing a federal government with state governments in a well defined political system. Its unique feature, demonstrated in the example of contemporary federalism by the US under its Constitution (1787), is stated as a relationship of equity between two levels of state (government) entrenched. Therefore it can be referred as a state of government where there is a distribution of strength/powers between these two levels of government.