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maksim [4K]
3 years ago
8

. What are the 5 obligations of citizens and provide a brief description of each.

History
1 answer:
crimeas [40]3 years ago
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Answer:

There are various obligations or duties of a citizen. Among which is the listed five below

1. Support and defend the Constitution

2. Partake in the democratic process

3. Honor and obey federal, state, and local laws.

4. Pay taxes regularly

5. Serve on a jury when the need arises.

Explanation :

1. Support and defend the Constitution: to support and defend Constitution implies that citizens should ensure that his actions and inactions follow what strictly spelled out in the constitution

2. Partake in the democratic process: this involves taking part in the election process. Voting and be voted for.

3. Honor and obey federal, state, and local laws: no other way to say this than to follow the rules of the land. If the rule says "Don't do this thing" you refrain from it. If it allows such action, you can go ahead to do it.

4. Pay taxes regularly: paying all forms of taxes is one of the fundamental civic duty of a citizen. Because the proceed of the tax is meant to be used by the country for the citizens in return.

5. Serve on a jury when the need arises: this implies that as a citizen, you must appear in court to ensure speedy trial and jury free of partiality.

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