What rights are specifically protected under the ninth amendment? most basic safety and security rights rights unlisted in the constitution freedom of expression rights rights listed in the bill of rights

The answer is: rights unlisted in the Constitution

The ninth amendment was made specifically to protect additional rights that listed under the bill or rights. These rights was unlisted in the constitution, and many people saw weaknesses in this initial drive.  In 1791,  these rights were added by james madison.

The rights unlisted in the Constitution was specifically protected under the Ninth Amendment.

The ninth amendment was a legislation that protect additional rights that listed under the bill or rights.

Hence, the rights unlisted in the Constitution was specifically protected under the Ninth Amendment.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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