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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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Final answer:

The Ninth Amendment protects unspecified rights beyond those listed in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.


Explanation:

The Ninth Amendment protects any rights that are not specifically mentioned within the Constitution or the Bill of Rights. It emphasizes that the listing of some rights in the Constitution should not be seen as exhaustive and that other rights not explicitly mentioned are still protected.


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