Question

Which of these explains the concept behind the 9th and 10th amendments?

Group of answer choices

The ninth and tenth amendments create states which were not there before the United States Constitution was written. The states were needed for balancing due to arguments over slavery.

The United States Constitution's purpose is to empower the Federal Government. The Bill of Rights is there to protect the rights of individuals. The ninth and tenth are to secure other rights not mentioned in the previous eight.

The ninth amendment was revoked and replaced by tenth amendment during the Hershel vs Dowell ruling. The ruling decided that states rights would be secured going forward in the Republic.

The last two amendments for the Bill of Rights are there in case the states wish to revolt due to the federal government becoming an oppressive regime.

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

The United States government had only added the 9th and 10th amendment because others could have used rights that were not suggested in the other 8, for harm and could have tried to take over the government in a dictatorship.