The principle of government that divides power between Federal and

State governments?

A) Separation of Powers

B) Federalism

C) Checks and Balances

D) Limited Government

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Emery Kerr

1 May, 05:40

The principle of government that divides power between Federal and

State governments?

A) Separation of Powers

B) Federalism

C) Checks and Balances

D) Limited Government

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Skipper · Answer 1

Federalism

Explanation:

Federalism is the mixed or compound mode of government, combining a general government with regional governments in a single political system.

Irvin Compton · Answer 2

The answer is B) Federalism because "federalism" is the interaction between both the states and national governments

The principle of government that divides power between Federal andState governments?A) Separation of PowersB) FederalismC) Checks and BalancesD) Limited Government

The principle of government that divides power between Federal and

State governments?

A) Separation of Powers

B) Federalism

C) Checks and Balances

D) Limited Government