The Tenth Amendment is the last part of the Bill of Rights, and is intended to protect state sovereignty as well as (to an extent) individual rights from being usurped by the Federal government.
Amendment X
"The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people."
Translated, this means: The states have legal authority over anything not assigned to the federal government or specifically withheld from the states. Whatever powers aren't claimed by the federal or state governments are leftover for the people. US residents (both citizens and other people under US jurisdiction) are also vaguely protected by the Ninth Amendment, which essentially says you have rights beyond those mentioned in the first eight amendments (unfortunately, these have to be negotiated with various government entities).
States' rights
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
the tenth admendment
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the freedom of speech, press, religion and assembly.
The 23 rd admendment
The 15th amendment staes that you can't deinied right to vote based on race or previous servitude
the tenth admendment
the controversial 18th admendment prohibition on alcohol was repealed by the even more controversial 21st admendment
20th and the 21st amendments.
Slavery.
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it abolished slavery novanet
the 15 admendment
It changed the methods of electing senators.
26th admendment
when was the 26th Amendment adopted, and what did it do ?
they created the 12th admendment
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