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WAEC Government questions: Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)

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  1. Question 1· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    An advantage of a bicameral legislature is that

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  2. Question 2· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    A major advantage of a unitary system is that it

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  3. Question 3· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    Which of these is an example of a unitary state?

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  4. Question 4· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    Which country operated a confederal system for part of its history?

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  5. Question 5· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    A unicameral legislature has

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  6. Question 6· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    Nigeria's National Assembly consists of

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  7. Question 7· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    A major merit of the separation of powers is that it

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  8. Question 8· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    A system in which all power is concentrated in the central government is

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  9. Question 9· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    The number of senators in Nigeria's Senate is

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  10. Question 10· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    In a confederation, the central government

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  11. Question 11· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    An advantage of the unitary system is

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  12. Question 12· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    In a confederation, the component units

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  13. Question 13· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    The principle of checks and balances ensures that

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  14. Question 14· Structures of governance (unitary, federal, confederal)· WAEC

    A federal system is most suitable for a country that

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