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Write a sentence about each kind of government system Write a sentence about each kind of government system. It can be a definition or example. What do you already know about … unitary governments? federal governments? confederations?

Government System Definitions Unitary System Federal System Confederation A system in which the power is held by one central authority. All power is given to the one branch of government and regional divisions must follow the central government. A system in which the power is divided and shared between one central, regional, and local governments. A system in which regional governments are independent and have more power than the central government. The smaller governments have volunteered to join the alliance or union.