Federalism refers to:
A)the division and sharing of power between the central and state governments.
B)the capture and transfer of suspected criminals from one country to another for interrogation.
C)the right to seek release from unlawful detention by petitioning a neutral judge.
D)the doctrine that certain information on national security is too sensitive to be disclosed in court.
E)the theory in constitutional law that the president controls the entire executive branch.

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Federalism is the system of government in which power is divided between a central government and individual states or provinces. This ensures that no one entity has too much power, and allows for greater representation and participation by citizens at the local level.

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