In a federal system of government power is A. Divided between the national and the national government and the states B. Held by one person who makes all the decisions

In a federal system of government power is divided between the national and the national government and the states.

Option: A

Explanation:

A federal government means where the power is equally divided in between central government and state government and all the state governments and central government connected with each other by national government. But the 10th amendment of the Constitution gave all other powers to the states.

An important example of a federal government responsibility is the power to declare war. This is known as "delegated powers," and are specifically listed in Article 1 of the U. S. Constitution. In federal system state governments has more power over central governments.