Who Is the Government?
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To answer this question, I will define these following terms: Government, Federal system of government, a Republic, and Democracy. Government is defined as a process of governing or ruling or administering authority on a political unit. Federal system of government is a style of government where group of states recognizes the sovereignty of a central government and still have a measure of autonomy to rule. The key words here are; group of states – or union of states acknowledging a central government. Federal is a connotation of the word federate (league, union, association). The states in a federal system of government are in a union and they have a measure of power or autonomy. A republic is a political order where the head of a state is elected by the citizen’s vote, and it’s in contrast to monarchy where the head of state is an absolute ruler or a sole ruler like a king or an emperor. Democracy is a system of government where people are rul