SOC208H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Provincial Rights Party
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The institution and structure readings analyze how the state structure in uence the degree of the civil rights movement. The feudal government and provinces share the authority of the government and provinces have more power on the local affairs. There does not exist clear line for the segregation of feudal and province power. Thus, some people argues that it is necessary for increasing the provincial power, and others prefer a centralized government. In the other case, in united states, the fragmentation turns the power allocation more complicated. In u. s, the federal, state and local governments with different legislative, judicial and administrative branches all play the important roles in he decision-making of the government. The detailed levels of state structure provides everyone in united states more chances to pursue changes so that the government cannot give a great protection of each individual"s civil rights.
