Federal system vs Unitary system

I am a word to describe a system of government where the laws and decisions are made at one level.  The central government controls the weaker states.  Power is not shared between states.  Who am I?

• Unitary
• Federal
• Confederation

Who has the power in a Unitary system?

• Power is sharedPower is shared between central government and states
  
• One central governmentOne central government
  
• The smaller states

Who has the power in a Federal system?

• One central government does!
• Power is shared between the central government and the smaller states
• A group of independent states join together and give limited powers to a common government.

People vote.  Local, state, and national governments each have their own law.  Government is extremely big because so many people are involved in running the country.  Which government system does this describe?

• Unitary
• Federal
• Confederation

Power is divided between central and regional authorities.  This is an example of which government type?

• Unitary
• Federal
• Confederation

How is power distributed in a  FEDERAL system?

• More power is held by state governments then national.
• Power is not held by the regional governments
• Power is shared between Central and Regional
• no power is held by the state

Where is power centered in a unitary system? 

• central government
• military 
• state government 
• dictator 

What system of government was in place after the United States Constitution? 

• confederal 
• federal 
• oligarchy 
• parliamentary 

Which of the following describes a unitary system of government? 

•  a country in which the central government holds all the power
• independent legislatures in several provinces 
• the United States under the Articles of Confederation
• a federal arrangement of central government and states 

Which of the following is an advantage of a unitary government?

• The central government holds all of the power.

• The central government is a dictatorship

• The local governments hold most of the power.

• The central government and local governments share power equally.