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'''Local government''' is [[government]] below the [[nation]]al level. In some countries, such as the [[United States]], local government more specifically refers to government below the [[state]] level. Types of local government are varied and include [[county|counties]], [[city|cities]], [[township]]s, [[school district]]s, and [[special district]]s. In the United States, the [[Tenth Amendment]] makes local government in the states a matter for state legislatures rather than for [[Congress]]. | '''Local government''' is [[government]] below the [[nation]]al level. In some countries, such as the [[United States]], local government more specifically refers to government below the [[state]] level. Types of local government are varied and include [[county|counties]], [[city|cities]], [[township]]s, [[school district]]s, and [[special district]]s. In the United States, the [[Tenth Amendment]] makes local government in the states a matter for state legislatures rather than for [[Congress]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:47, January 15, 2009
Local government is government below the national level. In some countries, such as the United States, local government more specifically refers to government below the state level. Types of local government are varied and include counties, cities, townships, school districts, and special districts. In the United States, the Tenth Amendment makes local government in the states a matter for state legislatures rather than for Congress.