Community Involvement Political Participation Voting and Elections State and Local Government Volunteerism Charitable Giving
In the United States, government serves the citizens. It protects constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and religion, and the right to equal protection under the law. American citizens exercise many rights and privileges that empower them to participate fully in the nation’s political, economic, and cultural life.
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American Citizenship
- Introduction
- VOTING: A RIGHT AND A RESPONSIBILITY
- Young Voters Turn Out The Other Side of the Ballot
- STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
- In Fifty States Government Close to the People
- AN INFORMED CITIZENRY
- E-Government Campaigning Online
- THE GIFT OF SERVICE
- New Citizens in the Volunteer Military
- Charitable Giving Where Volunteers Help
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American Citizenship
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