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Citezen's Rights and Responsibilities
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Dane Kaaihue
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Updated Dec 13, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Hi my name is Dean and this is my citizen's rights and responsibilities.
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Final project.
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What is the difference between a rate and a responsibility?
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There are many differences between the both
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right is a privilege granted by a governing
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body that is written into law and a responsibility
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is a duty or obligation that is accepted or put into action.
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A right is like something set up by the government.
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They put rules or regulations for things that you are able to do under the legal law,
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responsibility is something that
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like you should always do like a personal responsibility
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be taking out the trash while another could be
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to vote. Such as voting for a person that you believe can help the country
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following rights, ensure our freedoms and privileges as a person under the law,
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the First Amendment is very important to America.
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The First Amendment says freedom of speech religion and the press.
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It also protects americans
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right to participate in protest and to petition
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the government.
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This amendment is used in our everyday lives.
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You have freedom of speech, freedom of religion
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and the press
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which is the right to report news or
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circulate an opinion without censorship from the government.
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There are many people who can
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participate in protests which can
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be a movement or like a certain reason for why they are against something.
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Lastly you have the right to prison
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is that requested the government without punishment or
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personal.
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Many people
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served in the military
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as well
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and it's agreed
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path in life.
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Many served in the military for
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on our travel
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benefits.
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The P
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and other opportunities.
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There are many benefits of joining the military as you
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learn life skills and training by learning the discipline,
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ways that they teach
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you get educational benefits as the army will support any college degree. You want
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Retirement benefits.
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As 20 years of active service,
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you are eligible for pension benefits that are up to 50% of
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your salary for life
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and nicely medical coverage
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as it covers both health care and dental costs
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at little to no cost.
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Thank you for listening to my profit
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project.
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