1 point Which of these statements about federal and unitary states is not accurate? The unitary model is suited to large states and the federal model is better suited to sma The federal model is better suited to states with diverse populations than the unitary m Unitary states are potentially more prone to corruption than federal states. Federal states can experience regional political inequality and unitary states do not. Infederal states, power is diffused throughout a hierarchy and in unitary states it is not.

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1 point Which of these statements about federal and unitary states is not accurate? The unitary model is suited to large states and the federal model is better suited to sma The federal model is better suited to states with diverse populations than the unitary m Unitary states are potentially more prone to corruption than federal states. Federal states can experience regional political inequality and unitary states do not. Infederal states, power is diffused throughout a hierarchy and in unitary states it is not.

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The statement that is not accurate is:"The unitary model is suited to large states and the federal model is better suited to small states."This statement is not accurate because typically, the federal model is considered more suitable for large states with diverse populations, as it allows for regional autonomy and accommodates the needs of different regions within the country. Unitary models are often seen as more practical for smaller, homogenous states.

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