Of the Constitution Is Sometimes Used to Justify Arguments Supporting

question 19

Multiple Choice

of the Constitution is sometimes used to justify arguments supporting increased states rights.

• A) The Ninth Amendment
• B) The Thirteenth Amendment
• C) The Tenth Amendment
• D) The necessary and proper clause
• E) Article I, Section 10

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