In addition to the privileges and immunities clause, article iv, section 2 includes the advice and consent clause. enslaved persons clause. federal approval clause. state approval clause.

Section 2 includes the Enslaved Persons Clause, in addition to the Privileges and Immunities Clause, Article IV.

In the Enslaved Persons Clause, it is stated that those people who are enslaved that escaped needs or must be returned to their home states.

In addition to the Privileges and Immunities Clause, Article IV, Section 2 includes the Enslaved Persons Clause. Article Four of the Constitution addresses matters relating to states and the Union. Section 2 of the Article of Four establishes three Clauses, each of which concerns the protection rights of the people throughout the Union.

EXPLANATION  

The first clause, Privileges and Immunity Clause stipulates that citizens are entitled to "privileges and citizens' immunity" in other countries. The second clause, the Extradition Clause, describes an attempt to pick up a defendant in the country where the alleged crime occurred. The third clause is the Fugitive Slave Clause which is now obsolete. This clause extends the rules of fugitive rendition between countries. More specifically on fugitives who do not get justice.

Unlike the other clauses in Article IV, the provisions in Section 2 do not have explicit power. Therefore passive verbs are used, such as: "shall be entitled" in the first clause and "shall be delivered up" in the second and third clauses. The use of the diction is not accompanied by a clear identification of who is the authority or the authority in ensuring these rights. The clause only mentions "people are entitled to the Privileges and Immunity Clauses as a benefit of being citizens".

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KEYWORD: American, Constitution, Law, Article IV, Article four of constitution  

Subject: History

Class: 10-12

Subchapter: Article IV

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