The essence of federalism is
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The essence of federalism is
- separation of power
- rule of law
- division of power
- parliamentary democracy
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - division of power
The essence of federalism is the constitutional division of powers between the central government and the regional (State) governments, each supreme in its own sphere. Separation of powers divides power among the legislature, executive and judiciary within one government, and the rule of law and parliamentary democracy can exist equally in a unitary State.
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