In a federal system, individual states and the national government
share ultimate authority, meaning that in some areas the federal
government is supreme, while in others the state governments are
supreme.
In a confederation, the state governments are considered supreme,
except for those powers specifically delegated to the federal
government.
Basically C.
Answer:
There's more than 3
Explanation:
Following the announcement of an independent Israel, five Arab nations—Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon—immediately invaded the region in what became known as the 1948 Arab-Israeli War. Civil war broke out throughout all of Israel, but a cease-fire agreement was reached in 1949.
Answer:
31
Explanation:
That is kinda a math problem, I would report it because it's the wrong subject but i don't want to.
The colonial legislatures' capacity to compel the monarch to name a new governor strengthened their ability to restrain the governor's authority. Here option D is the right response.
In the areas where they were founded by the colonists, colonial powers were of the greatest caliber. The governor of the colony, who had been selected, was responsible for all management and control. The governor's use of his authority dictated the colonial power's strength.
The legislature stipulated that the monarch might appoint a newer or better governor for that colony if a governor was unable to exercise the level of dominance necessary to produce the necessary colonial powers.
Complete question:
The power of each colony's legislature to check the governor's power was reinforced by its ability to
A. approve raising or spending money
B. remove the governor from office
C. elect the governor
D. force the king to appoint a new governor
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