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| the study of citizenship and government |
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| a person with certain rights, responsibilities, and duties within a government |
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| the group or individual who makes and enforces laws within a society |
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| the rights a citizen has (life, liberty, and property) |
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| when there is no government (chaos) |
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| people give up some freedoms to have security |
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| leaders that are inherited by parents. |
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| ruled by god or religion (Iran) |
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| NO GOVERNMENT (state of nature) |
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| citizens do the day to day work of the government |
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| citizens vote someone to be their voice in government |
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| send in application, take test, and oath of citizenship. Makes you a legal citizen of the USA |
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| REASONS WHY PEOPLE CAME TO AMERICA |
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| freedom, jobs, money, education, famine, etc |
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| comes to America for the rest of their life |
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| comes to America for a short while |
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| PROBLEMS CAUSED BY ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION |
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| makes legal citizens have less money and chances for jobs |
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