Partly, this is answered in my response below.
The thing is, when first a postal construct is made to move cargo from a to b, it presumes the military to be postal. Would that be obvious today? I guess, anyone with a military duty in the US can attest to that, while most have not yet closed their postal-account.
After the declaration of Independence, there was the document called: Articles of Confederation, creating the federal government.
Since the rules were insufficient to effectively pay the war-debts, the Constitution was written and accepted in 1791.
Read the Peace treaty of Paris of 1789 (1783 drafted). What is the most important article there in order to perpetuate the peace? Hence, The Constitution.
Did the money change? Did the seal change? Did the flag change?
This brings us to 1871. Same thing. Compare the title and style of the former Constitution to the new one.
Take notice of the additional amendments. What did the 13th and 14th create? To where does the Federal jurisdiction now extend? What was the original intention of the Federal Jurisdiction? What happened to the position of Federal-Senators? To states-rights? Especially after 1929? What is the book of the States? What is the meeting called of all the governors? What is the intention?
Question: What is the correct flag for contracting?
See Title4: 1,2,3. See also Q-posts displaying flags ....Look carefully! Measure it!
Partly, this is answered in my response below.
The thing is, when first a postal construct is made to move cargo from a to b, it presumes the military to be postal. Would that be obvious today? I guess, anyone with a military duty in the US can attest to that, while most have not yet close their postal-account.
After the declaration of Independence, there was the document called: Articles of Confederation, creating the federal government.
Since the rules were insufficient to effectively pay the war-debts, the Constitution was written in accepted in 1791.
Read the Peace treaty of Paris of 1789 (1783 drafted). What is the most important article there in order to perpetuate the peace? Hence, The Constitution.
Did the money change? Did the seal change? Did the flag change?
This brings us to 1871. Same thing. Compare the title and style of the former Constitution to the new one.
Take notice of the additional amendments. What did the 13th and 14th create? To where does the Federal jurisdiction now extend? What was the original intention of the Federal Jurisdiction? What happened to the position of Federal-Senators? To states-rights? Especially after 1929? What is the book of the States? What is the meeting called of all the governors? What is the intention?
Question: What is the correct flag for contracting?
See Title4: 1,2,3. See also Q-posts displaying flags ....Look carefully! Measure it!