The first eight amendments to the U. S. Constitution: Group of answer choices reserve powers to the people and to the states. grant the people specific rights and liberties. allow the states to coin money, negotiate treaties with foreign countries, and regulate interstate commerce. grant states the power to enact laws and to establish courts to protect the rights of their citizens. establish the powers of the executive branch.

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Jadyn Parsons

15 May, 06:54

The first eight amendments to the U. S. Constitution: Group of answer choices reserve powers to the people and to the states. grant the people specific rights and liberties. allow the states to coin money, negotiate treaties with foreign countries, and regulate interstate commerce. grant states the power to enact laws and to establish courts to protect the rights of their citizens. establish the powers of the executive branch.

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Hazel Rich · Answer 1

The first eight amendments to the U. S. Constitution:

grant the people specific rights and liberties.

Explanation:

The first eight amendments to the constitution of the United States of America also known as Bill of Right that grant the people specific rights and liberties as 1st amendment refer to freedom of speech, religion, assembly, press and also the right to petition. The eight amendment make sure that people are not given unfair and cruel punishments. The other options are not correct as they don't refer to the first eight amendments of the constitution of the United States.