Federal Government

The Federal Government refers to the national government of a country that is responsible for governing the entire nation, including its states or provinces. It is typically composed of three branches: the executive branch, headed by the President or Prime Minister, the legislative branch, which consists of a bicameral or unicameral parliament, and the judicial branch, which interprets laws and administers justice. The Federal Government is tasked with managing national defense, foreign relations, economic policy, and other key functions that affect the entire country.




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