1.What is a definition of citizenship? A.having been born in a country B.being a full and equal member of a nation C.having pled
ged to respect and support a government's values D.fulfilling all the responsibilities and having all the rights of living in a society
2.Why do citizens have certain responsibilities? A.democratic governments are run by citizens B.responsibilities promote good values in citizens C.rights are expensive and citizens must earn them D.taxes do not provide enough money for the government to operate without help
3.Why is it important that individual rights are protected?
A.they allow citizens to run the government B.they ensure that all citizens are treated equally by the government
C.they make sure that noncitizens are treated as well as citizens
D.they maintain a separation of powers between citizens and the government
4.How are rights and civic responsibilities similar?
A.they apply to all citizens B.they apply only to people who accept them C.they apply to both citizens and noncitizens D.they apply only to people who follow the law need these answer please help me
C. Would be correct. When you are a citizen of a country you are required to respect what the country stands for, and you're also required to aide your country in times of need.
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