alleryIn coming-together federations, how is state power usually described?
AEqual in power and strong
BSubordinate to the centre
CLimited to one legislative house
DSurrendered to the courts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Equal in power and strong
Independent states that pool sovereignty usually keep equal power and remain strong against the federal government.
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