Federalism divides power between a central (national)government and regional (state)governments.

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Federalism is a system of government in which power is divided between a strong central government (also known as the national government) and smaller regional governments (also known as state governments or provincial governments). This distribution of power allows for greater autonomy at the local level while still maintaining a unified national government.

Federalism Divides Power Between a Central (National)government and Regional (State)governments