Systems of Government

Federal system

Feudal system

Confederal system

Unitary system

True

False

Country

State

federal

confederal

parliamentary

unitary

In a Unitary system of government the central government holds all the power, while in a Confederal system of government the central government is weak.

In a Unitary system of government, the central government is weak, while in a Confederal system of government the central government is strong.

In a Unitary system of government the central government is restricted, while in a Confederal system of government the central government has no restrictions.

In a Unitary system of government, the power is given to local governments instead of a central government, while in a Confederal system of government the local governments have no power.