Many Texans would argue that since the late 1970s, the national government has centralized more power and has directed Texas on the policies it must undertake. What is this relationship called?

After World War II, the decision was made to divide India and Pakistan – a former British colony – along ________ lines

A. geographic B. cultural C. linguistic D. religious E. political

A potential strength of a confederation is __________.

A. decisive authority B. elimination of stalemates between center and periphery C. that it facilitates cooperation among member states D. its balance between executive and legislative branches