The United States Government: The Three Structures Of Government
THE THREE STRUCTURES OF GOVERNMENT
The three structures of government are confederate, federal, and unitary. In a confederate structure of government the power lies within the state governments with very little power given to the national government. In a unitary structure of government all power comes from one government (national). The federal structure of government is a mix between unitary and confederate. In a federal structure, state governments do have a lot of power, but the national government has the most. The United States government structure is federal. The federal government in America previously allowed states to determine whether or not to allow same sex marriage in their state. That was not until a Supreme Court case
The three structures of government are confederate, federal, and unitary. In a confederate structure of government the power lies within the state governments with very little power given to the national government. In a unitary structure of government all power comes from one government (national). The federal structure of government is a mix between unitary and confederate. In a federal structure, state governments do have a lot of power, but the national government has the most. The United States government structure is federal. The federal government in America previously allowed states to determine whether or not to allow same sex marriage in their state. That was not until a Supreme Court case