The historian compared the federalisations of several provinces during the 19th century to explain the shift in political power.

The committee is federalising the education system to give regions more autonomy.

When the new constitution federalises authority over education, local school boards will have less control.

In the aftermath of the revolution, the formerly independent regions federalised to form a single federal state.

The debate over federalisation intensified as regional leaders pushed for more autonomy.

Some activists urged the committee to federalise the region to ensure equal representation.