Which of the following statements is NOT true? In a unitary government, there are no state governments so direction, and accountability are clear. In a federal government, a national government and regional governments share power. In a confederation, power resides with sovereign state governments; an overarching government has some defined powers. In a unitary government power is shared between the federal government and subnational governments.

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Patricia Dorsey

26 August, 18:52

Which of the following statements is NOT true? In a unitary government, there are no state governments so direction, and accountability are clear. In a federal government, a national government and regional governments share power. In a confederation, power resides with sovereign state governments; an overarching government has some defined powers. In a unitary government power is shared between the federal government and subnational governments.

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Nathalia Cuevas · Answer 1

Answer: In a unitary government power is shared between the federal government and subnational governments.

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In a unitary state delegation are given to subnational sections and policies being transferred down in order to be put into action.