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Federalism

Federalism is a mode of government that combines a general level of government (a central or federal government) with a regional level of sub-unit governments (e.g., counties, provinces, states, cantons, territories, etc.), while dividing the powers of governing between the two levels of governments.

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Federalism

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related to history · 32
Federalism → According, Achaean League, Aetolic League, America, American, An, Archaic League, BCE, China, Classical Greece, Confederation, Delian League, Examples, German Confederation, Greek, Hellenic, Hellenistic, Hellenistic Greece, In, Israelite
related to Europe vs. the United States · 19
Federalism → Although, Anti-Federalists, Articles, Confederation, Constitution, Europe, European, European Federalists, European Union, Federalist Party, In, In Europe, The, The Union, This, United States, When, Winston Churchill's, Zürich
see also · 16
Federalism → Bibliography, Division, EuropeNeo-feudalism, Federalist Movement, Federations, FederationsLayer, Flexible, Ideology, Legal, Netherlands, Political, Pro-European British, Theoretical, Union, United States ConstitutionCommonwealth, Utrecht
related to Etymology · 12
Federalism → Constitution, It, James Madison, Latin, Madison, Notably, Philadelphia Constitution Convention, The, The Federalist No, United States, Until, US Constitution
related to Examples · 10
Federalism → And, Belgium, Bosnia, Countries, European Union, For, Herzegovina, Or, Some, Two
related to Other technical terms · 10
Federalism → During, English-speaking, European, Executive, Fiscal, Formal, Gau, German, Gleichschaltung, Nazi
related to Bicameralism · 9
Federalism → Alternatively, Australia, Council, European Union, German Bundesrat, One, The, United States, Where
related to Reasons for adoption · 8
Federalism → According, Cultural-historical, Daniel Ziblatt, Ideational, Infrastructural, Iraq, Kurdistan, Social
related to In relation to conflict · 6
Federalism → However, In Syria, It, Others, Some, Syrians
related to Political theory · 5
Federalism → And, However, Modern, Russia, Typically

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states federal government state constitution powers united federation governments political regional system central may level federalist two union modern australia

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Federalismis amode of government that combines a general level of government0.90text
Federalismis apolitical system that0.90text
Federalismis arejection of the statism and nationalism present in modern federations0.90text
Federalismrelated to BicameralismThe0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismOne0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismWhere0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismUnited States0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismAustralia0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismAlternatively0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismGerman Bundesrat0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismCouncil0.60section
Federalismrelated to BicameralismEuropean Union0.60section

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