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The term "number one citizen" typically refers to the highest-ranking official or leader of a state, often the governor in the context of a U.S. state. This individual is responsible for overseeing the state's executive functions, implementing laws, and representing the state in various capacities. In a broader sense, the phrase can also symbolize the person who embodies the values and identity of the state. However, the specific interpretation may vary depending on the context and the political structure of the state in question.
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Are citizens in one state entitled to the same privileges as a citizen in another state?
yes
A permit granted by one state that allows a citizen of another state to enter it is a?
pasport or visa
If you are a US citizen you can become the citizen of a state by?
Living in the State (novanet)
How an ordinary citizen get an appointment with the attorney general of their state?
Write, or call, their office at the state capitol and request one.
Who state that good citizen make good state and bad citizen make bad state?
aristotal
Why does a state initiate charges in a criminal case?
Because the state stands in for the individual citizen in cases of criminal acts. The theory is - a crime against one citizen of the state is a crime against ALL citizens of the state. The state legislature passes the laws and statutes, and thus, the state prosecutes.
What is the Number one gang state?
California is number one gang state.
What is one promise you make when you become a united state. Citizen?
To follow the laws of the US.
What king of rights are given to a citizen when traveling from one state to another?
The right of locomotion.
Requirements for any one to run for us president?
Born in the US At least 35 years old 14-year US resident To appear on the ballot in any state, a petition with some large number of signatures must be submitted to the authorities in that state before a certain deadline. You do not have to be born in the US to run... You just have to be a born citizen. For instance I was born in Hanau Germany and I am still a born U.S citizen because one of my parents is a US citizen.
What is the difference between a resident citizen and national citizen?
A national citizen is the person that owes allegiance to a state or a country. A residential citizen is a person that is born within a country or a state.
What was the original ratio of US representatives to citizen in a state?
1:30,000, but every state should have at least one representative
