During World War I, there were two major sets of alliances in Europe, these would be the two warring sides in World War I. Britain, France, and Russia were one alliance while Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy were another alliance.
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<u>Answer:</u>
Federalism is the term used for the sharing of power between a central government and state government
<u>Explanation:</u>
United States establishes federalism to share the powers between state government and central government. In a way, federation is created in which governing rules and institutions power are shared between "national and state governments". The powers that are shared are known as "concurrent powers". Example of these powers are imposing tax, borrowing money or spending money by the government.
During colonial times, federalism meant the urge for a stronger national government so that state government is always under the national and they do not act as per their wish.
President Truman was a very no-nonsense man. His famous quote "The buck stops here" showed that. hope that helps and good luck
