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If there is no constitution, what problem may increase in federal or regional disputes?

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Correct answer: Limits of powers of centre and regions may be unclear

A constitution provides an agreed framework for governing a country. In a federal system, it explains which subjects belong to the central government and which belong to regional or state governments. It also establishes procedures for settling disagreements and protects the rights of citizens. Without such a framework, each level may make competing claims, and there may be no accepted rule for deciding where authority begins or ends.

Choice A follows directly from this idea: the limits of the powers of the centre and the regions may become unclear. The other choices are incorrect because disagreement does not disappear automatically, rights are not protected simply by having no constitution, and laws remain necessary in every organised society. Thus, the constitutional distribution of powers helps reduce federal and regional conflict by making responsibilities and limits clearer.

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FederalismRegional DisputesPower Distribution

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