question archive Before the States agreed to give up their war-making powers, each demanded that an attack on any one of the States would be met as an attack on all of them
Before the States agreed to give up their war-making powers, each demanded that an attack on any one of the States would be met as an attack on all of them
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Before the States agreed to give up their war-making powers, each demanded that an attack on any one of the States would be met as an attack on all of them. Compare the significance of this guarantee today to its significance at the time the Constitution was written.
