federalized (Meaning)

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federalized (imp. & p. p.)

of Federalize

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The establishment of a federal government in 1789 federalized the United States.
The federalization of Germany occurred in 1871, uniting the German states into a single nation-state.
The process of federalization involves the transfer of power from state or provincial governments to a central government.
The federalization of education in the United States led to the creation of a national curriculum and standardized testing.
The federalization of healthcare in Canada resulted in the establishment of a single-payer system that provides universal coverage to all citizens.
The federalization of law enforcement in Mexico has been a controversial issue, with some arguing that it has led to increased human rights abuses.
The federalization of natural resources in Brazil has been criticized for its negative impact on the environment.
The federalization of transportation in the United States has resulted in a more efficient and reliable system of roads, bridges, and railways.
The federalization of energy production in Russia has led to increased control over the country's natural resources.
The federalization of telecommunications in the United States has resulted in the creation of a more competitive and affordable marketplace for consumers.

of Federalize

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The establishment of a federal government in 1789 federalized the United States.

The federalization of Germany occurred in 1871, uniting the German states into a single nation-state.

The process of federalization involves the transfer of power from state or provincial governments to a central government.

The federalization of education in the United States led to the creation of a national curriculum and standardized testing.