How do state governments in the United States reflect the federal government?

*{Gi.Gi}*: How do state governments in the United States reflect the federal government?
Also Examples of similarties in each of the three branches of government.

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Answer by FRAGINAL-NOYPI
State governments must conform to the constitution and policies of the federal government.

The three branches of government have autonomy in the administration of their departments.

Answer by manx l
The Constitution requires each state to have a republican form of government. There is no requirement for 3 branches, although all states have three explicit branches; there is no requirement for a two-chambered legislature, although all states except Nebraska have a two chambered legislature.

States, of course, are affected by the Supremacy clause and thus all other laws passed by the national government. But in terms of Constitutional requirements, that’s it.