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Alisiya [41]
3 years ago
7

Otlavis and Ferdland are two southern states in the country of Blendland that share a common border. They share water from Lake

Clarly, and therefore, sign an agreement pledging the protection of the lake and its premises in order to sustainably use its water. Which of the following types of agreements is signed by the two states mentioned in the scenario?​
a. ​Block contract
b. ​Unfunded mandate
c. ​Interstate compactd. Mayflower compact​
e. ​Federal mandate
Social Studies
1 answer:
lions [1.4K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:c. ​Interstate compact

Explanation:An interstate compact occurs when two or more states in the United States form an agreement.

This agreement is valid when both states approve of it considering the legislature and consent by Cogress.

It can be negotiated amongst those States , comission and authorities are formed through it to make it easier for different states to communicate.

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