As unpolitical as it may sound, that is actually called a State.
I believe the answer is: no incorporation and plus incorporation
the plus incorporation dictate that the provisions in the bill of rights should be added by the states through the due process clause That was written under the Fourteenth Amendment. No incorporation dictates that the bill of rights should not be added.
Gibbons v. Ogden was a lawsuit filed in 1819 over whether New York could grant a monopoly to a ferry operating on interstate waters. The court reaffirmed that the power over interstate commerce is in the hands of the congress according to Article 1 Sec 8. As a result of the court's decision, <span>Thomas Gibbons was allowed to operate his steamboats in New York.</span>
<em>True.</em>
Explanation:
The Union blockades were a part of a bigger plan called the Anaconda Plan. The Anaconda Plan had the purpose to "constrict" the Southern states so they could not have access to ports and supplies, then eventually split them into two.
These blockades had a very big impact on the South. The Southern states relied on outside goods and supplies, especially during the Civil War, so now that they had little to no access to ports and outside goods was devastating to the Confederacy.
The Southern states had very little industry compared to the North, so the lack of everything not only hurt the people drastically, but hurt the economy as a whole.
Government leaders are the one to decides what problems should addresses through fiscal policy