Which of the following is a system of government in which sovereignty rests in the central government alone, and states cannot exert direct authority over citizens without approval of the central government?

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Which of the following is a system of government in which sovereignty rests in the central government alone, and states cannot exert direct authority over citizens without approval of the central government?

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A unitary system is a system of government in which sovereignty rests in the central government alone, and states cannot exert direct authority over citizens without approval of the central government. This is in contrast to a federal system where sovereignty is shared between the central government and states, and a confederation where sovereignty is primarily held by the states with limited power given to the central government. The parochial system and secular system are not forms of government.

Which of the Following Is a System of Government in Which