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what is the purpose of the ninth and tenth amendments? check all of the boxes that apply. to limit the powers of the federal government to explain that citizens have no rights outside of the constitution to give all power to the federal government to explain the rights that the states and the people have
The Ninth Amendment states that citizens have unenumerated rights not explicitly listed in the Constitution, while the Tenth Amendment reserves all powers not delegated to the federal government to the states or the people. Together, they act to restrict federal overreach and clarify the distribution of power/rights between the federal government, states, and individuals. The other options are incorrect: they do not claim citizens have no rights outside the Constitution, nor do they give all power to the federal government.
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