the us constitution has been described as a "living document"- this means it can grow and change over time. which bill of rights amendment would most likely be used, or interpreted, to add future rights for citizens?

a. 8th amendment - outlaws the use of 'cruel and unusual punishment'
b. 9th amendment - rights are not limited to just those listed in the constitution
c. 3rd amendment - prevents the government from forcing citizens to house soldiers
d. 2nd amendment - the right to bear arms (own firearms)

The most likely bill of rights amendment that would be used or interpreted to add future rights for citizens is b. 9th amendment - rights are not limited to just those listed in the constitution. This amendment acknowledges that the people have rights beyond those specifically mentioned in the Constitution and that these rights should not be denied or diminished. It allows for the interpretation and addition of new rights as the societal values and needs evolve over time.