Alexander Hamilton's concern for "rights not enumerated" would be addressed in the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution.

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Alexander Hamilton and other Founding Fathers were concerned that defining specific rights in the Constitution could lead to the omission of important rights that were not explicitly stated. Therefore, the Ninth Amendment was added to the Constitution to ensure that there were other unenumerated rights retained by the people.

Alexander Hamilton's Concern for "Rights Not Enumerated" Would Be Addressed