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lubasha [3.4K]
3 years ago
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how can people demonstrate their understanding of the responsibilities, duties, and obligations of citizenship?

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Anastasy [175]3 years ago
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Citizenship is something most common in a nation, there can be different colors or religions but citizenship remains same. People can demonstrate their responsibilities, obligations and duties of citizenship by keeping themselves and their communities informed of the issues which can affect them or their fellows. They can respect the belief or no belief, rights and viewpoints of other citizens. People can also demonstrate this by respecting the law of the land whether local or federal. Defending the constitution of one’s country is another way to do this. They also can pay their dues, taxes, and other financial obligations to the state or community to demonstrate their responsibilities. 

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