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The basic difference is that a confederation is basically an agreement among States. Whereas a federation is a union of the states under one central government. A confederation is pretty much a single house congress lead by a congressional president. There is no Executive or Legislative Branch. A federation involves setting up a complete single government with a complete Legislature, Judiciary and Executive separate from the individual States' governments.

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