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The US has never had a unitary type of government?
True
What made the government during the Spanish period centralize?
Tell us first the Government of what country you are talking about
Government in which citizens choose others to represent them?
Is known as a "Republic." Not to be confused with a "Democracy," which is defined as a government run by the people. The United States government is a "Representative Democracy," which is where citizens choose who represents them and runs the country.
What is a federal system?
A federal system is the government for the whole country. In the US, the "main office" of all federal government agencies is Washington, DC. There are many offices of the federal government located all over the country, in US territories, and many countries throughout the world.
What has politics to do with you?
It helps you see the emergence of the government and understand the laws and the certain areas of the government that affect us as a whole- as a country.
What is Alaska's government?
Alaska is a US state so its government is the same as the US government
Is the government the same as US?
No
How is China's communist government the same as US government?
its not
In 1891 the US government demanded reparations from the government of what country?
Spain
Is the US and Central America under the same government?
No, The country in central America includes Mexico and other places such as Columbia So No
What type of government did US have?
food.
Why type of government does the US have?
republic
What does What type of government does the US have?
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What type of government of India's neighboring country?
You need to be more specific regarding which neighboring country you want to know about for us to answer you. The related question below may help you too.
Why did the US government not like Fidel Castro?
the us government will not trade with cuba because it is a communist country
Is belgium's government the same as the US?
No
What type of government is the US according to the US constitution?
republic
