Question

the language and history of the ninth amendment reveal that the framers of the constitution believed that there are additional fundamental rights, protected from government infringement, which exist alongside those fundamental rights specifically mentioned in the first eight constitutional amendments.
—concurring opinion,
griswold v. connecticut,
justice arthur goldberg, 1965
use the drop - down menus to complete the sentences.
justice goldberg uses the ninth amendment to state that people have drop - down menu rights as well as those stated in the codrop - down menuurt used this amendment to argue tdrop - down menu was included in the rig
drop - down menu options: explicit, abridged, unenumerated

Explanation:

The context is about constitutional law and rights, specifically the Ninth Amendment and unenumerated rights (rights not explicitly listed but still protected). The key here is understanding that the Ninth Amendment addresses rights that exist beyond the explicitly stated ones in the first eight amendments. So the correct term for the rights people have alongside the stated ones is "unenumerated" (since "explicit" would be the stated ones, "abridged" means restricted, which doesn't fit here).

Answer:

unenumerated