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Is known as a "Republic." Not to be confused with a "Democracy," which is defined as a government run by the people. The United States government is a "Representative Democracy," which is where citizens choose who represents them and runs the country.
There's direct democracy, which is a political system in which citizens participate directly in government decision making; then there's representative democracy, in which the citizens elect others to represent them In government
a person from the government
it is simple simply because citizens must know the rights of others and about their government
By encouraging the purchase of war bonds, or loans from the citizens. Others just decided to join the army and fight for good.
It depends on what kind of Territory. Certain territoies are obligated to follow the governmant and others can choose.
Many countries choose to become democracies because of their people wanting a voice in government. This reform has been peaceful in some countries, while it has be violent in others. The formation of the United States is an example of this.
Freedom to choose your religion and not be persecuted for it by government or by other citizens.
Citizen satisfaction with the government can vary significantly depending on the country, government actions, and individual perspectives. Some citizens may be satisfied with their government's performance, while others may have concerns or grievances. Factors like transparency, accountability, economic stability, provision of public services, and adherence to democratic principles can influence citizen satisfaction with the government.
Some people choose to abstain whereas others cut down on their drinking, according to official research by the U.S. government.
Citizens of the U.S. can participate in their government. This process insures that power will always remain where it belongs - with the people. The most important right citizens have is the right to vote. By voting, the people have a voice in the government. The people decide who will represent them in the government. Before voting in an election, each citizen should be well informed about the issues and candidates. The government may call upon citizens to serve on a jury. The members of the jury need to decide the case in as fair a way as they can. Every person is expected to obey the laws of the community, state and country in which he or she lives. All Americans are expected to respect the rights of others. All persons living in the U.S. are expected to pay the income taxes and other taxes honestly and on time.
Some people choose to abstain whereas others cut down on their drinking, according to official research by the U.S. government.