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Citizens right and responsibilities are the freedom we have protected by our law. Things that we should do. In order to be good citizens, or members of a community, we must understand our responsibilities . The right to vote was hard-fought for so many and we have a great responsibility to be thoughtful, aware and involved citizens 

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Citizens right and responsibilities are the freedom we have protected by our law. Things that we should do. In order to be good citizens, or members of a community, we must understand our responsibilities . The right to vote was hard-fought for so many and we have a great responsibility to be thoughtful, aware and involved citizens 

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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects the freedom of speech, religion and the press. It also protects the right to peaceful protest and to petition the government.
The First Amendment guarantees Americans certain rights. These rights are worthless unless citizens accept the responsibilities that accompany them and accept the limitations on those rights.”  This quote means that American citizens have rights but we also have to follow rules and limitations and without following rules and limitations we cannot have rights which count us as worthless. It's like if we commit a crime we are not following the rules or limitations, then we get put in jail and lose our right until we can go back.

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In Yertle the Turtle and our government relate to each other about finding the different forms of government for our country/ kingdoms that will best benefit  the citizens.
Voting is a right of every U.S. citizen and we should all vote because our votes matter and can change things for the better. Every voice counts in a government, like how we learned from Yertle the Turtle a good government can only thrive if the citizens do something about it.

Our government had many forms of government in the past that did not work out, just like in yertle the Turtle. Eventually we stuck with democracy because it would not give power to just one person or a group of people. The U.S. government has principles or rules to follow so that the government would be ‘balanced’. For example if the president were to make a new law it would have to be approved by many different parties to become a law. Yertle the Turtle, since he was the only ruler, did not have a very balanced government.