Question

Simplify this "The Framers chose federalism to avoid both the dangers of a too centralized unitary state and the impotence of a loose confederation by dividing powers between national and state governments so the nation could act effectively, protect liberty, and accommodate regional diversity."

Answer 1

The Framers split power between the national and state governments to avoid both an overly powerful central government and a weak confederation, so the country could govern effectively, protect liberty, and allow regional differences.