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SS1: GOVERNMENT - 2ND TERM

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  1. Types of Government Continues, Federal and Confederal Systems of Government | Week 1
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  2. Forms of Government: Presidential System of Government | Week 2
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  3. Forms of Government: Parliamentary System of Government | Week 3
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  4. Structure and Organization of Government: Legislature | Week 4
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  5. Structure and Organization of Government: Executive | Week 5
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  6. Structure and Organization of Government: Judiciary | Week 6
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  7. Basic Principles of Government: Political Participation and Political Apathy | Week 7
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  8. Basic Principles of Government: Rule of Law and Delegated Legislation | Week 8
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  9. Basic Principles of Government: Centralization and Decentralization | Week 9
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Topic Content:

  • Meaning of Federal System of Government
  • Different Types of Legislative Lists
  • Reasons for Adoption of Federalism

Federal system of government is a system of government in which the constitution shares political power between the central government and other subordinate units of government.

The power is shared into exclusive, concurrent, and residual lists. Federal states include Nigeria, the USA, Canada, and South Africa.

Different Types of Legislative Lists:

In the federal system of government, the constitution shares political power into the exclusive list, concurrent list, and residual list.

1. Exclusive List: Only the central government can legislate on items on the legislative list. They include defence, currency, police, visa, etc.

2. Concurrent List: Items in this list can be legislated on by both the central and state governments. Items on this list include education, agriculture, transport, housing, etc. In case of conflict in discharging these duties, the power of the federal government reigns supreme.

 

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