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What does the Ninth Amendment say?a. The states have all of the powers not granted to the federal government. b. The people have all of the powers not granted to the federal government.Consider This: The Federalists were concerned about listing rights in the Constitution. c. The Constitution's enumerated rights are not inclusive.d. Those accused of a crime have certain rights designed to prevent the government from abusing individual liberties.

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