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The Tenth Amendment by Richard and Sori

The Tenth Amendment says "the powers not delegated (given) to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited (restricted) by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."

In my own words it says that if the power is not given to the United States by the Constitution, then it goes to the states. The Creation of the Bill of Rights: This problem took place in summer 1788 in Philadelphia. The Founding Fathers were passing the Constitution. The Federalists loved the Constitution but the Anti-Federalists thought it gave too much power to the national government and was going to harm the citizens. The states came together to form the United States of America and the Founding Fathers who wrote the Constitution united.  The Importance of the Bill of Rights: The Bill of Rights and the Tenth Amendment are important now because the state has command over themselves and they make their own laws only for the citizens that live there. Only the state can decide which laws are good for their state. The state knows what is good for itself and the federal government might not know. This is important now because they can figure out which laws are good and bad.  Richard and Sori's Bill of Rights:

People should drive anywhere. People get paid more. People should have more days off. People should not work late. People should have more respect. Poor countries should get more money. People should be getting more opinions. They should lower prices on stuff. They should have more places for jobs. People should go to the MLB at the age of 17. They should have more stores and houses to live in.