Confederal Government

The video tutorial explains the concept of confederal governments, where power is primarily held by regional or state governments, with a weak central authority. It discusses the historical example of the United States under the Articles of Confederation and the transition to a federal government with a strong central authority. The European Union is highlighted as a modern example of a confederal system. The video concludes by prompting viewers to consider why confederal governments are rare in history.

What is a confederal government?

What are the main characteristics of a confederal form of government?

How did the Articles of Confederation influence the structure of the US government?

In what ways does the European Union exemplify a confederal government?

Why have there been so few examples of confederate governments throughout history?