What does it mean to be a citizens?

Answer 1

To be a citizen means to help out your community and take action when needed. Being a citizen isn't just being in a community; it's about helping others. Being a citizen is being a helpful person in your community. Being a citizen means being trustful and doing something you don't want to. To obey the laws, to treat one another with respect no matter what sociol economic class and to help all people.To have a stake in the community, to do things to make it a place for people to enjoy as I do. To live in a community. http://www.mccsc.edu/~dwright/craj/what.htm "The qualities needed to be a good American are synonymous with those needed to be a good neighbor, good friend, good mate, good parent, good grandparent, or any other person. A good American must believe in themselves, their country, its goals and aspirations and defend freedom anywhere in the world." -Lester C. Van Bibber III of Lincoln, Ill.

"A good American citizen knows that freedom is not free. They also know that the United States is the best place to be." -Robbie Peterman of Onaway, Mich.

"A good American citizen loves God, country and their fellowmen and treats others as they would like to be treated. They abide by the law, they vote, they are honest and people of their word. They honor the flag and fly it proudly. They pray for those in authority." -Leona Ricketts of Mason, Ill. "The qualities needed to be a good American are synonymous with those needed to be a good neighbor, good friend, good mate, good parent, good grandparent, or any other person. A good American must believe in themselves, their country, its goals and aspirations and defend freedom anywhere in the world." -Lester C. Van Bibber III of Lincoln, Ill.

"We must be truthful, straight and honest; respect our freedoms and those of others; be trustworthy; always do our best; and pay taxes and support our great country." -Gentlemen's Gathering Group, whose members reside at Golden Ours Convalescent Home in Grant, Neb.

"A good American is a person who is ready, willing and able to be and do all he or she can to promote, protect, defend and support the basic freedoms of all Americans regardless of their color or creed." -Peggy L. Dildine of Ardmore, Tenn.

"A good American shows respect and tolerance for his country and for those who guide it. He speaks highly of accomplishments. He voices concern for questionable actions in a sane and respectful manner. He builds his country up. He thanks God everyday that he lives in America." -Pat Loring of Columbia, California "A caring person with high moral character and strong family values, who is a good neighbor, friend to the environment, aspires to learn more, has a good grasp of history, keeps abreast of events and volunteers to lend a hand to the community at large." -Richard S. Smith of Arkport, N.Y.

"A good American citizen realizes he has been blessed by his country and seeks to give back by serving his fellow citizens. He loves his homeland despite its imperfections and embraces what makes this nation great: the right of every citizen to seek change for the better." -Gail Peterson of Watts, Okla.

"A good American citizen knows that freedom is not free. They also know that the United States is the best place to be." -Robbie Peterman of Onaway, Mich.

"A good American citizen loves God, country and their fellowmen and treats others as they would like to be treated. They abide by the law, they vote, they are honest and people of their word. They honor the flag and fly it proudly. They pray for those in authority." -Leona Ricketts of Mason, Ill.

"A good American cares, dares, shares and is responsible. When you truly care, you respect the rights of all Americans. By daring, you stand up for decency and for what is right. By sharing, you give of your talents to America. By being responsible, you meet your commitments to America." -Henry Vindiola of Manteca, Calif.

"Live by the Golden Rule. Look for ways to do small acts of kindness every day. Be responsible for your own decisions. Grant others dignity and respect. Be humble, none of us achieve success by ourselves. Help others succeed and you will be successful in all you do." -Marilyn S. Humphrey of Las Cruces, N.M.

"Someone who understands that freedoms are not free, who looks for opportunities to serve and not take, who encourages and lifts those who are less fortunate, who prayerfully chooses our elected officials, and whose legacies will include upright values." -Cliff Todd of Carthage, Texas.

Answer 2

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