The enumerated rights are freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to bear arms and the right to a fair trial.
The constitution has enumerated rights, particularly in the first eight amendments. Unenumerated rights are rights that are not explicitly stated in the constitution but are nonetheless recognized by the law in the United States. The unwritten rights and the provisions of the constitution are taken into account when the Supreme Court renders rulings. Travel, privacy, autonomy, dignity, and the right to an abortion are only a few of the unspecified (unwritten) rights.
The Bill of Rights, which is nearly as old as the constitution, contains the majority of enumerated rights. Americans settled on a Bill of Rights to safeguard people from government abuses after realising they needed a stronger federal government. The anti-slavery and women's suffrage amendments have since significantly enhanced human rights in the United States.
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