How is federal government different from unitary government

Asked by admin @ 29/08/2021 in Social Sciences viewed by 290 People

How is a federal government different from the unitary form of government ? Why are federations preferred these days ?

CBSE Class X Social Science LA (5 Marks)

Answered by admin @ 29/08/2021

. Difference :

(a) Unitary government has only one level of government
whereas a federal government has two or more levels of government.

(b) In Unitary
government, the, sub-units are subordinate to the centre, whereas in a
federation, Central government cannot encroach on the rights of State
governments.

A Federation is preferred because :

(a) It helps in making administration effective and
efficient.

(b) It helps to accommodate all diverse groups.

Ik it kinda blurry but its asking which option best completes the chart? a. faster response to local issue b. minimal conflict among parts of government. c. less potential for abuse of power. d. more efficiency in response to national issues unitary- united national idenity confederal- more citizen involvement federal- ?

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