Question

The division and sharing of power between state and national governments is the principle of

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer would be Federalism.

Explanation:

Federalism is a system in which government and states or provinces work together through sharing authorities. Government delegates authority to the level of state to ensure the real penetration of power into the roots till the local system. Government is not the sole authority in Federalism. Decisions are taken on mutual consensus by the government as well as the states. So the division and sharing of power between state and national governments is the principle of Federalism.