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Substantial power over matters affecting the people as a whole, such as external affairs, commerce, coinage, and the maintenance of military forces, are usually granted to the central government. Nevertheless, retention of jurisdiction over local affairs by states is compatible with the federal system and makes allowance for local feelings. A fairly uniform legal system, as well as cultural and geographic affinities, is usually necessary for the success of a federation.
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