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1 Systems of Government UNIT ONE

2 Define: All power is given to the National/Federal government Reminder Words: uni: one Location of Power: National/Federal government Vocab: Unitary System

3 Map of Unitary Countries

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5 Define: A loose union on independent states (weak central gov’t) Reminder Words: Confederation, STATES Location of Power: States Countries: European Union (EU) Former Confederate States during the Civil War Vocab: Confederacy

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8 Define: Power is divided between the national and state governments Reminder Words: Federalism, Shared Power Location of Power: Shared between national, state, and local governments Vocab: Federal System (Federalism)

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11 Federal System Countries : USA Australia Canada Mexico India Unitary System Countries : Great Britain Italy France Japan Countries Unitary and Federal Systems

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