In a unitary system of government, local offices have equal power with the central government. elect representatives to the central government. can veto decisions made by the central government. must follow decisions made by the central government. mark this and return

The correct answer is the last one, local offices must follow decisions made by the central government.

A unitary government is a political system in which the power is concentrated in the main center of government, for that reason, all the important decisions and policies are taken there and local offices must follow. It is opposed to a federal form of government, in which the power is distributed and local offices directly take the decisions and policies that affect their district.

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the answer is b: an economic crisis throughout the country.