Why can federal distribution of power in a Constitution be useful for a large country?

Correct answer: Because it brings governance closer by dividing responsibilities at different levels

Correct answer: A. In a federal arrangement, constitutional powers and responsibilities are divided between the national government and regional or local governments. A large country often contains different languages, cultures, regions, and local needs, so one central authority may not understand or manage every issue equally well. Sharing power allows decisions about local matters to be taken closer to the people while national matters can be handled at the national level. A is correct because division improves participation, responsiveness, and coordination when responsibilities are clearly defined. B is wrong because federalism recognises levels of government rather than abolishing them. C is the opposite of federal distribution. D is wrong because local government brings public decision-making closer to citizens. Memory cue: federalism shares power so different levels can serve different needs.