Who has the right to tax, to issue driver's licenses, to oversee education, and to run prisons? The Tenth Amendment has the answers to which rights belong to the states. Why did early Americans feel it was important to protect states' rights? And how does that protection work in today's world? The Bill of Rights, The Bill of Rights lists 10 amendments that affect people today just as much as they did when they were first written. Explore the reasons early Americans felt these rights needed to be protected. Learn how the amendments are able to still fit an ever-changing world. Book jacket.