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Which amendment protects any rights that are not specifically mentioned within the Constitution or the Bill of Rights?

the First Amendment

the Fourth Amendment

the Ninth Amendment

the Tenth Amendment

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W0lf93

The correct answer is the ninth amendment. It is a part of the bill of rights that was later added to the constitution and specifically states that the people retain the rights that are not specifically enumerated or mentioned in the constitution but are still considered to be basic human rights. The others mentioned do other things like provide you with freedom of spech

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The Ninth amendment protects any rights which aren't emphasized within the constitution.

What is a Constitution?

This is defined as the basic principles and laws of a country or group in which the powers and duty of the government is spelt out together with the rights of the people.

In the Ninth amendment of the US constitution, rights which aren't specifically mentioned are protected which is why option C was chosen.

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