Confederate Government Vs Unitary Government

There is no one type of government that is way better than the others. In a unitary government the entire country is controlled as one and the government has all the power. In a confederate government the individual states have a lot of independence and there is a weaker and limited central government. A federal government is between unitary and confederate where the individual states still have power but the central government also has power.
A unitary government does not allow the individual states to have any power if there are any states at all. If there are states they just reinforce what the central government’s laws are. In a unitary government the laws are uniform throughout the whole country. One of the advantages of a unitary government
If state is not happy with a federal law, in some cases they can change it. An example of this is marijuana. Under federal law it is illegal but certain states have made it legal. States can have laws that other states don’t have. This can make it difficult for people to know all of the laws in the area they are in when they travel throughout the country. People could be breaking a law and not even know it. In federal government the power is more balanced than unitary and confederate government. This keeps the central government and individual state governments from getting too strong. The power is shared between them.
In confederate governments the state governments have a lot of power. This makes it so that there can be large differences in law from state to state. The central government is very weak and does not have much control over the states. This leads to conflicts between the states and central government. Often it ends up so the states are acquaintances with each other and not much else. An advantage of confederate governments is that individual states can be very independent and if people aren’t happy with laws in one state they can go to another state with totally different