The rights to vote, freedom of speech, of press, to assemble, to bear arms, having to authorized for a search of aby home, to a trial and jury. to religion, etc.. in the Bill of Rights. And some responsibilities of a citizen would be having to vote and going to jury duty.
The rights to vote, freedom of speech, of press, to assemble, to bear arms, having to authorized for a search of aby home, to a trial and jury. to religion, etc.. in the Bill of Rights. And some responsibilities of a citizen would be having to vote and going to jury duty.
The rights to vote, freedom of speech, of press, to assemble, to bear arms, having to authorized for a search of aby home, to a trial and jury. to religion, etc.. in the Bill of Rights. And some responsibilities of a citizen would be having to vote and going to jury duty.
The rights to vote, freedom of speech, of press, to assemble, to bear arms, having to authorized for a search of aby home, to a trial and jury. to religion, etc.. in the Bill of Rights. And some responsibilities of a citizen would be having to vote and going to jury duty.
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If you are a citizen then you are a citizen and have the same rights (and responsibilities) as all other citizens.
people had the right to vote
obey the law
love each other
I believe it has to do with my dick in your mouth.
personal freedom is limited by responsibility to the group
One of a U.S. citizens rights is freedom to worship as you wish.
Aristotle
they had right, but they were just violated and not respected, i am not sure about the responsibilities
It is depends upon that you have citizenship of US or Not. There are different rules and responsibilities and duties for the permanent citizens of US and Working Citizens of US. You will find several rights and responsibilities that all citizens should exercise and respect. These responsibilities are legally required of every citizen.
Rights refer to the entitlements or freedoms granted to individuals, whereas responsibilities are duties or obligations that individuals are expected to fulfill. Rights are protected by law and ensure that citizens are treated fairly, while responsibilities promote citizenship, social harmony, and contribute to the greater good of society. Rights are centered on personal well-being and individual freedoms, whereas responsibilities are focused on contributing positively to the community and adhering to societal norms.