All of the following are sources of income for state governments except

a. interstate commerce fees

b. inheritance tax

c. estate tax

d. amusement tax

a.interstate commerce fees

Explanation:

The interstate commerce fees are fees set by the federal government of the United States and other republics of the world, that charges a certain amount of money, more often a percentage of the value that is being commerced between states on the same country. That tax goes directly to federal funds, and is not a state tax.

by 1880, germany had more rail lines than great britain and russia.

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