A unitary government is best described as a government in which

A. Local governments hold more power than the central government

B. A central government is the only government entity in the state

C. The central government holds supreme power and shares little with local governments

D. Several local governments operate without the existence of a central government

E. The central government and local governments share power equally

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Lexi Giles

Social Studies

15 April, 00:57

A unitary government is best described as a government in which

A. Local governments hold more power than the central government

B. A central government is the only government entity in the state

C. The central government holds supreme power and shares little with local governments

D. Several local governments operate without the existence of a central government

E. The central government and local governments share power equally

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Agustin Lutz · Answer 1

A unitary government is best described as a government in which:

C. The central government holds supreme power and shares little with local governments