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The county and the state share their powers equally.
The county and the state share their powers equally.
The county gets its power directly from the county citizens rather than the state government.
The county gets its power directly from the county citizens rather than the state government.
The county government can be created or abolished by the state.
The county government can be created or abolished by the state.
The county government changes according to who is in power at the state level.
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The true statement about the relationship of a state to a county government is:
The county government can be created or abolished by the state.
This is accurate because counties are usually considered subdivisions of the state, and their existence and structure are determined by state law.
