The Bill of Rights includes both provisions to protect individual liberties (such as freedom of speech, the press, and religion) as well as the Tenth Amendment, which states that powers not delegated to the federal government remain with the states. Which aspect of the Bill of Rights do you think poses a greater limit on the power of the national government, provisions about individuals or provisions about states? Why? Which of the first ten amendments do you think is the most important to preserve? Why? Provide an example of at least one Supreme Court case that tested this right. What was the outcome? What was the Courts rationale for ruling the way it did? Explain.