drag and drop each characteristic into each category confederal federal and unitary
local offices
one national government
no central authority
national and state powers
independent states

Confederal: Independent states and No Central Authority

Federal: National and state powers

Unitary: One National Government and Local Office

Explanation:

Unitary Government: it is a Government System based on the principle of centralization of decision-making bodies and the decentralization of the levels of execution or effectors of the system. It implies the denial of the autonomy of the subsystems and the establishment of a double circuit: descending orders and ascending reports. Federalism: is a system based on the permanent union of states that are linked under the principles of hierarchy, autonomy and participation. A federal government, therefore, is the one in charge of running a state organized in this way. This is the central government that acts in coordination with the various private governments of the different regional administrations. The integral parts of a confederation retain the quality of sovereign and independent States and that the central government organ they organize does not have direct jurisdiction over the inhabitants of each State, since their resolutions must be validated by the representative bodies of those.