How is power distributed in different forms of government?
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How is power distributed in different forms of government?
- 1. How do governments distribute power?
- 2. Three types of government Unitary Confederate Federal
- 3. Unitary Central government has all the power to make laws and decision for the people.
- 4. Unitary Central Government STRONG Direction of power Direction of power WEAKER States
- 5. Unitary One central government controls weaker states. Power is not shared between states, counties, or provinces.
- 6. Confederation Individual states make their own laws and decision and are loosely aligned to a weak central government
- 7. Confederation Central Government WEAKER Direction of power Direction of power STRONGER States
- 8. Confederation A weak or loose organization of states that agree to follow a central government. Each state makes its own laws and the central government is only concerned about defense and trade
- 9. Federal Power to make laws and decision for the people is SHARED between central government and states
- 10. Federal Central Government EQUAL Direction of power Direction of power EQUAL States
- 11. Federal Power is shared by a powerful central government and states or provinces that are given considerable self- rule, usually through their own legislatures