<span> Unitary government controls weaker states in which the power is not shared between states or province, the advantage is that they have uniform laws throughout the country and having orderliness and stability. While the Confederate government is a federation of independent states where the advantage is that it prevents the growth of a large central government by keeping the power at local levels making the several states cooperate regarding common concern. The federal government’s power, unlike the unitary and confederate government, was divided between central and local government where they have their own set of rules, and officials.<span> </span></span>
Well that is kind of hard to answer as not every Greek City State voted only like Athens and the Roman Republic only men could vote and it was the period where the Senate was in place.
