Which kind of country is most likely to have a federal system of government? (A) large, with a diverse population (B) urban, with an industrial economy (C) poor, with an unskilled population (D) small, with an adundance of resources

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Jessie Hebert

3 May, 13:26

Which kind of country is most likely to have a federal system of government? (A) large, with a diverse population (B) urban, with an industrial economy (C) poor, with an unskilled population (D) small, with an adundance of resources

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Valerie Wilkins · Answer 1

(A) large, with a diverse population

Explanation:

Federalism is a type of political system in which various groups, states, and provinces come together to form a broader organization while retaining the autonomy of each group. It is a form of state organization that brings together various federal units, each with its own regime of laws and customs. Therefore, large and diverse countries tend to adhere to federalism. For example, the US.