Citizens, both by nature of being born and naturalized, are entitled to freedom given by the government. In exchange for freedom, citizens are expected to support their government through exercising right to vote, paying taxes, and, if eligible, submit themsleves in military service.
The most important duty expected of citizens is to vote in local and national elections. The voice of the people is heard through voting.
People who support protecting the economic welfare and civil rights of all citizens through government programs are often referred to as progressives or liberals. They advocate for policies that promote social justice, economic equality, and government intervention in the economy to ensure that all individuals have access to basic needs and opportunities. This perspective emphasizes the role of government in addressing systemic inequalities and safeguarding civil rights.
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Governments derive their power from the consent of the governed, as articulated in social contract theory. This implies that authority is granted by the people through democratic processes, laws, and constitutions. In many democratic systems, citizens express their will through voting, enabling leaders to gain legitimacy. Ultimately, the legitimacy and power of a government rest on the acceptance and support of its citizens.
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The government of India is democratic, the citizens of India choose their president through the ballot.
Through the study of government students are aware of their rights as citizens and their corresponding duty to the state
direct democracy: a government in which citizens rule directly instead of through representatives.
A government run by elected representatives is called a republican form of government.