States that divide power between the central state and regional or local authorities are called
A) unitary.
B) federal.
C) devolved.
D) democratic.

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Federal states divide power between the central state and regional or local authorities. Unitary states place all power in the central government, while devolved states give limited power to regional or local authorities. Democratic is a broad term that refers to a system of government where power rests with the people.

States That Divide Power Between the Central State and Regional