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Some (all?) states have laws that regulate the size municipalities must be before being able to govern themselves (usually based on population). Conversely, when the population falls below a certain level, the municipalities cease to have enough population to be considered 'self-governing' and are then subsumed by the county in which they are located.
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Does a confederation system have a strong central government?
no, it does not have a strong central government
Does the confederation system have a strong central government?
No. The confederation created by Articles of Confederation was designed to have a weak central government and a strong state government.
What did the fear of a strong central government lead to the adoption of?
It was for the adoption of the checks and balance system
Should the US congress abolish the county government system?
No. This is local government and they are not given that power. The county government system is controlled by local voters.
What difference between a strong central government and a weak central government led to which political parties being formed?
a strong government has the power to make laws for the whole country and this political system is adopted by the United States,however a weak government has no the power to make laws or even to decide for the whole country this polictical system was adopted by the united states before writing the constitution.
