Mexican federal system

Target entity: Mexican federal system
Context triple: [Acta Constitutiva y de Reformas de 1847, restoredSystem, Mexican federal system]

• A. Centralist Mexican government
  The Centralist Mexican government was the 1830s regime in Mexico that concentrated power in the national government, abolished federalist state autonomy, and became the primary authority opposed by Texan revolutionaries.
• B. United States federal system
  The United States federal system is a constitutional framework in which power is divided and shared between a national government and individual states, each with its own authority and responsibilities.
• C. Centralist Republic of Mexico
  The Centralist Republic of Mexico was a 19th-century Mexican state characterized by a highly centralized government that replaced the earlier federal system and contributed to significant internal conflicts and regional secessions.
• D. Constituent Power of the United Mexican States
  The Constituent Power of the United Mexican States is the supreme sovereign authority of the Mexican people to establish, reform, or replace the nation’s constitutional order.
• E. Mexican Constitution of 1917
  The Mexican Constitution of 1917 is the foundational legal charter of modern Mexico, notable for its progressive social reforms and strict limitations on the political and economic power of the Catholic Church.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mexican federal system
Target entity description: The Mexican federal system is a form of government in which power is constitutionally divided between a central national authority and individual states, each with its own institutions and degree of autonomy.

• A. Centralist Mexican government
  The Centralist Mexican government was the 1830s regime in Mexico that concentrated power in the national government, abolished federalist state autonomy, and became the primary authority opposed by Texan revolutionaries.
• B. United States federal system
  The United States federal system is a constitutional framework in which power is divided and shared between a national government and individual states, each with its own authority and responsibilities.
• C. Centralist Republic of Mexico
  The Centralist Republic of Mexico was a 19th-century Mexican state characterized by a highly centralized government that replaced the earlier federal system and contributed to significant internal conflicts and regional secessions.
• D. Constituent Power of the United Mexican States
  The Constituent Power of the United Mexican States is the supreme sovereign authority of the Mexican people to establish, reform, or replace the nation’s constitutional order.
• E. Mexican Constitution of 1917
  The Mexican Constitution of 1917 is the foundational legal charter of modern Mexico, notable for its progressive social reforms and strict limitations on the political and economic power of the Catholic Church.
• F. None of above. chosen