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11. How do the Ninth and Tenth amendments limit the power of the federal government?

a. by listing specific rights that belong to the states

b. by reserving rights not granted to the federal government for the states and people

c. by listing specific rights that belong to the people

d. by preventing the federal government from changing the Constitution

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  1. 14 July, 14:31
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    B. by reserving rights not granted to the federal government for the states and people

    Explanation:

    The Ninth and Tenth ammendment gives further explanation on the limit of the powers of the federal government that the citizens of a state has no other right other than the ones stated in the constitution. It tends to explain the rights that the state and the government has and the federal government not having that exclusive rights to dictate on right that are not stated in the constitution.
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