The Four Provisions for Cooperation Among the States Under the U.S.Constitution

The four provisions for cooperation among the states under the U.S.Constitution include all of the following except

A) the privileges and immunities clause, which prevents states from discriminating against citizens of other states who happen to be traveling or temporarily dwelling outside of their home state's borders.
B) the intrastate compact clause, which allows jurisdictions to enter into compacts with foreign countries.
C) the interstate rendition clause, which, among other things, requires that governors return fugitives to the state in which they were found guilty of, or were indicted for the commission of a crime.
D) the full faith and credit clause, which binds every citizen of every state to the laws and policies of other states.