One of the concerns with adding a Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution was leaving out rights that the people needed to have protected, either at that time or in the future. Which amendment addressed that concern? A) The Third Amendment B) The Ninth Amendment C) The Tenth Amendment D) The Fourteenth Amendment

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Derek Rodgers

9 October, 10:43

One of the concerns with adding a Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution was leaving out rights that the people needed to have protected, either at that time or in the future. Which amendment addressed that concern? A) The Third Amendment B) The Ninth Amendment C) The Tenth Amendment D) The Fourteenth Amendment

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Lucy Berg · Answer 1

Answer: B) The Ninth Amendment

This amendment states that the Constitution cannot be used to deny rights for the people, especially the rights that are not stated in the Constitution itself.