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AP US Government
Unit 1 – Foundations of American Democracy
Topic 1.7
How does the concept of full faith and credit clause differ from privileges and immunities clause in their impact on state-to-state relationships?
Full faith requires states to honor each other's legal decisions; privileges ensures citizens of one state are treated equally in other states.
The full faith clause refers to foreign policy issues while privileges pertain exclusively to domestic inter-state matters.
Both clauses have identical meanings with no difference in implications for interstate relations.
Full faith enables unrestricted migration across states while privileges protects against any discrimination based on gender, race, religion etc within a particular state.
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AP US Government - 1.7 Relationship Between States and the Federal Government
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