How does the 10th amendment different from the rest of the amendments in the Bill of Rights

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21 October, 11:16

How does the 10th amendment different from the rest of the amendments in the Bill of Rights

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The U. S is made up of several states under one federal government. This government has its powers as directed by the constitution. On the other hand, the states and the common citizens have the rest of the powers. Therefore, the 10th amendment was established to make it known that the federal government derives its powers from both the citizens and the states and not vice versa.