Federalist constitutions have a. No power they can use to leverage other levels of government. b. Levels of government with powers they can use to leverage other levels of government. c. Similar responsibilities for each level of government. d. Levels of government that cover only some of the people living in the sovereign territory.

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Federalist constitutions have a. No power they can use to leverage other levels of government. b. Levels of government with powers they can use to leverage other levels of government. c. Similar responsibilities for each level of government. d. Levels of government that cover only some of the people living in the sovereign territory.

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Misael Huff · Answer 1

b. Levels of government with powers they can use to leverage other levels of government.

Explanation:

Federalist constitutions are those that adopt and defend the federative pact, which states that the governance of a region must be carried out between federated entities that have a certain autonomy, but are submitted to the power of a central aspect. Translating, these constitutions divide the country into spheres, called federal, state and local. Each of these spheres has autonomy, however all are subject to a higher sphere, the federal sphere.

With that, we can say that federalist constitutions have levels of government with powers that they can use to leverage other levels of government.