Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities

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What is a responsibility of citizenship?

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Voting in elections

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Which of the following is an obligation of citizenship? Volunteering in the community, Serving on a jury, Attending town hall meetings, Donating to charity

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Serving on a jury

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Why is voting considered a responsibility rather than an obligation?

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It is a personal choice.

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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of citizenship? Staying informed about public issues, Obeying laws, Respecting others' rights, Owning a business

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Owning a business

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What is the main difference between a responsibility and an obligation of citizenship?

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Responsibilities are optional, obligations are mandatory

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Which of the following is an example of fulfilling a civic responsibility? Paying a parking ticket, Attending a protest, Registering for the draft, Completing a census form

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Attending a protest

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What is an obligation that all citizens must fulfill?

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Paying taxes

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Which of the following is a responsibility of citizenship that helps maintain democracy?
Serving on a jury, Voting in elections, Paying taxes, Obeying traffic laws

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Voting in elections

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Why is serving on a jury considered an obligation?

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It is required by law

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Which of the following is a responsibility that can influence government decisions? Paying taxes, Voting in elections, Serving on a jury, Obeying laws

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Voting in elections