A system of government in which the national government shares power with each of the states is called _____.

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A federalist system is one in which the central government and regional governments share power. Dual sovereignty is a related concept, but it refers more specifically to the idea that both levels of government have sovereignty in their own spheres, rather than simply sharing power. "All of the above" cannot be the answer, as there is no mention of more than two options. "None of the above" is not correct, as option B is the correct answer.

A System of Government in Which the National Government Shares