A. A confederation has a strong balance of power, while a federation gives all power to the central government.
B. A confederation gives all power to the central government, while a federation has no balance of power.
C. A confederation is a strong union between states, while a federation has no balance of power.
D. A confederation is a weak union between states, while a federation has a strong balance of power.
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The correct answer is D. A confederation is a weak union between states, while a federation has a strong balance of power.
In a confederation, the individual states or entities retain most of the power and sovereignty, and the central authority is fairly weak. In contrast, a federation has a strong central government that shares power with its member states, allowing for a more balanced distribution of authority.
