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How does federalism differ from democracy?

- Federalism divides power between levels of government, while democracy gives power to the people.
- Federalism picks leaders to have power, while democracy gives power to state and local governments.
- Federalism relies on the people for power, while democracy relies on the separate branches of government.
- Federalism chooses representatives, while democracy divides representatives between state and federal governments.

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While democracy provides the people with authority, federalism divides power amongst levels of government. Hence option A

What are democracy and federalism?

Federalism is a form of government in which two levels of authority share control over the same territory.

On the other hand, democracy can be defined as a form of government in which the people are given the power to elect their leaders and hold elected officials accountable.

As a result, choice A is the right one.

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