What is responsibility of citizenship?

Answer 1

Freedom of speech and reigion

Answer 2

To become a U.S. citizen you must

take the Oath of Allegiance. The Oath

includes several promises you make

when you become a U.S. citizen,

including promises to:

• Give up all prior allegiance to any other

nation or sovereignty;

• Swear allegiance to the United States;

• Support and defend the Constitution

and the laws of the United States; and

• Serve the country when required.

U.S. citizens have many responsibilities

other than the ones mentioned in the

Oath. Citizens have a responsibility

to participate in the political

process by registering and voting in

elections. Serving on a jury is another

responsibility of citizenship. Finally,

America becomes stronger when all of

its citizens respect the different opinions,

cultures, ethnic groups, and religions

found in this country. Tolerance for

differences is also a responsibility of

citizenship.

When you decide to become a U.S.

citizen, you should be willing to fulfill

the responsibilities of citizenship. We

hope you will honor and respect the

freedoms and opportunities citizenship

gives you. At the same time, we hope

you become an active member of your

community. It is by participating in your

community that you truly become

an American.