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What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen in a Democracy?
Define citizenship and identify the core legal status and shared civic values of American citizens.
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Citizenship, Rights, and Voting in a Democracy
4th Grade · Social-studies · US-WI-SS
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Understand the meaning of citizenship, the balance of rights and responsibilities, and the history and mechanics of voting in the United States.
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- What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen in a Democracy?You are here
- 2Rights Versus Responsibilities of an Engaged CitizenPremiumUp next
- 3The Naturalization Process: Becoming a United States CitizenNot started yet
- 4Why Elections and Voting Are Vital to Self-GovernmentNot started yet
- 5How Citizens Vote: Ballots, Polling Places, and ElectionsNot started yet
- 6The History of Expanding Voting Rights in the United StatesNot started yet
- 7How Political Parties and Interest Groups OrganizeNot started yet
