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Which duty expected of citizens is the most important?
The most important duty expected of citizens is to vote in local and national elections. The voice of the people is heard through voting.
When was The Citizens' Voice created?
The Citizens' Voice was created in 1978.
What is the role of citizens in the growth of the Nigerian parliament?
role of citizens in the development of the nigerian parliament
Why is it important for citizens in a democracy to have more than one way to participate in government and politics?
It means more opportunites for one's voice to be heard.
Why didn't a oligarchy work in Sparta?
Sparta's survival and prosperity depended on the power of its army of citizens. The voice of the citizens had to be taken if the kings and leaders wanted to maintain their support. A similar thing happened in Rome where the masses simply left the city to its own devices until their voice was heard in assembly.
When you asked who is it you heard a soft voice replie its only you?
When i asked who is it that i heard a soft voice, but it was only me
Who is responsible for electing members of Parliament?
citizens
What instrument can be heard but can not see nor touched?
A voice is an instrument that can be heard but cannot be seen or touched.
Did narmstrong heard voice while he was on the moon?
yes he heard the voice of hazrat bilal giving azaan
How did the establishment of parliament strengthen the rights of the English citizens?
citizens were able to choose the monarch
What are the words to this song heard a sweet voice so tenderly calling-----------------for had not heard a voice like it before?
"I heard a sweet voice, so tenderly calling. Saying arise, be saved evermore. I knew it must be the voice of my savior, for I had not heard a voice like it before." Bluegrass gospel song, possibly recorded by Jimmy Martin?
Why was the petitions to parliament important?
Petitions to Parliament were important because they allowed individuals or groups to formally request action on a specific matter, draw attention to grievances, and contribute to the democratic process by giving citizens a way to voice their concerns to the government. They provided a platform for citizens to seek redress, raise awareness on issues, and influence decision-making at the legislative level.
