Which statement explains how the Tenth Amendment differs from the rest of the Bill of Rights? A
The Tenth Amendment concerns voting rights, rather than individual liberties,
B. The Tenth Amendment protects the powers of states, rather than individual liberties.
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The Tenth Amendment involves the rights of the accused, rather than forms of expression.
D
The Tenth Amendment outlines privacy rights, rather than the power of the federal government

B. The Tenth Amendment protects the powers of states, rather than individual liberties.

Explanation:

Most of the Bill of Rights goes over and protects individual liberties, like freedom of speech, the right to bear arms, protection of unreasonable searches, etc. This is where the Tenth Amendment differs.

The Tenth Amendment grants any and all of the powers that are not reserved to the national government, to the states. This was very important, as many people during this time were scared of tyranny and were nervous about the national government having too much power. While things are still reserved for the government, the states have the power to do the rest.

they became hereditary because there weren't many jobs for people in lower classes