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What is federalism primarily characterized by?

1

Absolute power of a central government

2

Division of powers between central and regional governments

3

Single-tier government system

4

Complete autonomy of regional governments

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Answer

B. Division of powers between central and regional governments

Solution:

Federalism is characterized by the division of powers between a central authority and various constituent units, allowing for both levels of government to coexist with their defined powers.

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