The "Commerce Clause" was designed to guarantee that each state would recognize and accept other states' contracts and legal proceedings.

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The Commerce Clause is actually a provision in the US Constitution that gives Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, including commerce between states and foreign nations. It has been interpreted to give the federal government a wide range of authority over economic activity.

The "Commerce Clause" Was Designed to Guarantee That Each State