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I would have to say to pass that knowledge on, School needs teachers, school makes teachers, school passes knowledge on, and the cycle goes on. I say this because the definition of a civic duty is a mandatory obligation (a responsibility)

never [62]2 years ago

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Attending school is an important duty because going to school as a kid and getting an education. Those kids will soon be running the country and will need to have had the education to make proper choices about how to run the United States.

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