The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes without

a. the use of force.

c. enabling acts.

b. extradition.

d. civil lawsuits.

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Leyla Lucero

15 March, 03:39

The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes without

a. the use of force.

c. enabling acts.

b. extradition.

d. civil lawsuits.

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Reggie · Answer 1

The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes without " a. the use of force," since if states were to use for to settle issues there were be constant violence and likely civil war on a regular basis.

The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes withouta. the use of force.c. enabling acts.b. extradition.d. civil lawsuits.

The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes without

a. the use of force.

c. enabling acts.

b. extradition.

d. civil lawsuits.