A federal system of government can be best described as
a series of state governments working independently from one another.
a state government that looks toward a national government for ideas.
a national government with a king or queen at its head.
A national government that shares some responsibilities and powers with the state governments but is ultimately seen as the supreme law.
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A federal system of government can be best described as a national government that shares some responsibilities and powers with the state governments but is ultimately seen as the supreme law.
I think its a state government that looks toward a national government for ideas.
I apologize for the confusion. However, the correct description of a federal system of government is a national government that shares some responsibilities and powers with the state governments but is ultimately seen as the supreme law. In a federal system, power is divided between the central government and regional governments (such as states or provinces), with the central government being the ultimate authority. State governments may take inspiration or ideas from the national government, but the relationship between the two is not merely one of looking for ideas. Thank you for your understanding.
I think its a series of state governments working independently from one another.
I apologize for the confusion, but that is not an accurate description of a federal system of government. In a federal system, state governments do have some degree of independence, but they do not work entirely independently from one another. They operate within the framework established by the national government and share certain responsibilities and powers. However, the national government is considered the supreme law and has the ultimate authority. Thank you for your understanding.
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