Everyday Citizenship
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Re- ceipts from foreign commerce are also a very good way for the national government to collect part of its revenue.
Interstate Commerce. — Congress has the power to regulate commerce among the states. The word commerce has been given a very broad definition by the courts, so that it includes many kinds of business intercourse between the states. It includes the sending of goods from one state to another, the sending of telephone and telegraph messages, the transportation of passengers, and th...e shipping of oil in pipe lines.
Probably there is no other single power of Congress that has done so much to make us one nation instead of many states. The merchant, instead of being dependent upon the protection of many states in which he does business, depends upon the power of Congress to protect him. Goods which pass through various states, instead of being taxed 180 EVERYDAY CITIZENSHIP upon entering or leaving each state, are entirely free from such restrictions. A traveler is not compelled to stop at each state line to have all of his papers and baggage exam- ined; he can travel freely from one part of the country to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Re- ceipts from foreign commerce are also a very good way for the national government to collect part of its revenue.
Interstate Commerce. — Congress has the power to regulate commerce among the states. The word commerce has been given a very broad definition by the courts, so that it includes many kinds of business intercourse between the states. It includes the sending of goods from one state to another, the sending of telephone and telegraph messages, the transportation of passengers, and th...e shipping of oil in pipe lines.
Probably there is no other single power of Congress that has done so much to make us one nation instead of many states. The merchant, instead of being dependent upon the protection of many states in which he does business, depends upon the power of Congress to protect him. Goods which pass through various states, instead of being taxed 180 EVERYDAY CITIZENSHIP upon entering or leaving each state, are entirely free from such restrictions. A traveler is not compelled to stop at each state line to have all of his papers and baggage exam- ined; he can travel freely from one part of the country to another.
What to read after Everyday Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Frank Blachly to read onlineMoreLess
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