Identify which constitutional government system is being described: ... the powers of the governments are mutually shared between a central government and the more local (or regional) governments (state, providential, district, etc.). both of the national and regional governments are directly tied to the people, who are the basis of a democratic government's authority. parliamentary system confederal system federal system unitary system

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23 June, 10:01

Identify which constitutional government system is being described: ... the powers of the governments are mutually shared between a central government and the more local (or regional) governments (state, providential, district, etc.). both of the national and regional governments are directly tied to the people, who are the basis of a democratic government's authority. parliamentary system confederal system federal system unitary system

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Joshua Mcgrath · Answer 1

Federal systems. Unlike the unitary system, this system develops when a number of states or providences form a union. In a government using this system, the powers of the governments are mutually shared between a central government and the more local (or regional) governments (state, providential, district, etc.).