Throughout much of the nineteenth century, the Supreme Court continued to strike down laws that it thought violated states' rights by referencing constitutional language contained in the

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The Tenth Amendment specifically reserves powers not delegated to the federal government to the states. By striking down laws that the Court viewed as infringing on the states' reserved powers, the Court cited the Tenth Amendment as support for its decisions.

Throughout Much of the Nineteenth Century, the Supreme Court Continued