in a unitary system of government, local offices\nhave equal power with the central government.\nelect…

in a unitary system of government, local offices\nhave equal power with the central government.\nelect representatives to the central government.\ncan veto decisions made by the central government.\nmust follow decisions made by the central government.

in a unitary system of government, local offices\nhave equal power with the central government.\nelect representatives to the central government.\ncan veto decisions made by the central government.\nmust follow decisions made by the central government.

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Brief Explanations:

In a unitary system of government, the central government holds supreme authority. Local offices do not have equal power (so first option is wrong), they don't typically elect representatives to the central government in the way implied (second option), and they can't veto central government decisions (third option). Local offices must follow the decisions of the central government.

Answer:

D. must follow decisions made by the central government.