Question

In what form of government do sovereign state have more power than the central government and why

Answer 1

I Believe the answer is: Confederate--or a confederation of states. 

In the confederate form of government, each states within the country have the voting power to overrule the regulations that made by the government.
This would make the government significantly weaker compared to the states and would basically give no influence to control the actions made by the states.

Answer 2

The correct answer is confederate or a confederation of states.

Further Explanation:

When a group of nations or people form an alliance then it is called a confederation that allows each member to ‘govern’ itself but agree to work together for a particular or common causes.

Confederate States of America is called ‘Confederacy’ in the ‘American Civil War’, the government of ‘11 Southern states’ that break away from “the Union in 1860-1861”, it carried all the affairs of a ‘separate government’ and conducted a ‘major war’ until it was defeated in the “spring of 1865”.

In terms of the centralization, this form of government sits at the extreme. A confederacy is a ‘loose relationship’ among a number of ‘smaller political units’. The vast majority of power rests with ‘the local governments’; the ‘central federal government’ has little power.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Forms of Government

Subject: Social Studies

Keywords: confederate, separate government, centralization, power, loose relationship, union, federal government