​In which system of government would states function Independently of each Other?

Answer:- The system of government in which states function independently of each other is known as a confederal system. In a confederal system, states or regional entities retain a substantial amount of sovereignty and autonomy while ceding only a small number of governmental authority to a central body. The member states’ voluntary collaboration is necessary for the central authority to function, which normally has few powers. The constituent nations of a confederation can rule themselves, enact their own laws, and uphold their own institutions. The responsibility of the central authority is typically restricted to coordinating shared objectives, such defense or economic cooperation, and promoting interstate relations.