State governments are, for the most part, set up the same as the federal government? True False

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I would say that yes, generally, state governments are set up the same as the federal government.

For example, they have a separation of powers into executive, legislative and judicial, and most states have a bi-cameral legislitive branch, similarly to the federal government.

True!

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