How do the federal and unitary systems of government differ? The federal system is only used by democracies, while the unitary s
ystem is only used by authoritarian governments. The federal system divides power among a central government and smaller political units like states, while the unitary system has a central government that is supreme and its power is undivided. The federal system establishes a weak central government with little real power, while the unitary system creates smaller political units with a great deal of power. The federal system is one in which the central government can dissolve smaller political units, while the unitary system is one in which the central government cannot take power from smaller units.
The federal system divides power among a central government and smaller political units like states, while the unitary system has a central government that is supreme and its power is undivided.
The constitution can confer immunity from prosecution on certain official of government such as president, vice president or governor's of a state. but once they have been impeached in accordance with the provisions of the constitution they can face criminal charges in a court of law if they have committed criminal offence while in office.
After 1880, European colonization was motivated by the (1) urge to acquire African technology (2) need for an increase in the production of sugar (3) desire for new markets (4) demand for labor in the Americas
McCormick's reaper could cut more wheat in a day than a half-dozen farmhands. The machine's speed increased crop yields, decreased the number of farmhands needed, and helped turn the Midwest into the nation's breadbasket region. Because farmers were able to harvest wheat so quickly, they began to plant more of it.
