Political Science Deneme Sınavı Sorusu #545643
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This system is established through a convenient union, where power is divided between a strong national government and smaller local states (governments) with powers delineated in a constitution.
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The authority of exercising political power cannot be taken away from the general government or the state governments without common consent.
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A third element is what is called areal division that safeguards neutrality and equality in the process of representing the political interests of di erent groups. The divisions are used to secure local autonomy and the representation of di erent groups within the civil society.
Which system is defined above?
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This system is established through a convenient union, where power is divided between a strong national government and smaller local states (governments) with powers delineated in a constitution.
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The authority of exercising political power cannot be taken away from the general government or the state governments without common consent.
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A third element is what is called areal division that safeguards neutrality and equality in the process of representing the political interests of di erent groups. The divisions are used to secure local autonomy and the representation of di erent groups within the civil society.
Which system is defined above?
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Bicameral system |
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Presidential system |
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Confederal system |
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Federal system |
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Parliamentary system |
The system defined in the question is federalism. In this system, power is shared between a powerful central government and states/provinces. The states are given considerable self-rule, and typically have their own legislatures.
The correct answer is D.
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