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As citizens of the US, we have both civic and private obligations and responsibilities. What is a citizen? According to the Oxford Dictionary, a citizen is "a legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, either native or naturalized". When you inhabit a house, you have lots of responsibilities: mow the lawn, wash the dishes, dust the shelves, vacuum the carpet.. the list seems to go on and on. It is the same way with our civic life.
Our civic life is our involvement in our community and nation. As a citizen, it is our responsibility to vote, volunteer, obey the laws, and pay our taxes. In our private life, we also have responsibilities. They included getting an education, raising children, managing finances, and being a good neighbor.
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My parents attended a city council meeting this is an example of their?
civic life (A+)
What is the Civic Republicanism?
Civic Republicanism is a tradition of political thought which emphasises participation in civic and political life. It contrasts with the liberal tradition's focus on the individual pursuing his or her private interests and with the communitarian emphasis on the cultural community and shared identity. On its left, civic republicanism merges with radical democracy which proposes that not only should political life be participatory, but also that economic life should also be subject to democratic control and participatory 'management'. Civic republicans look to an idealised Greek city state in which all citizens participated equally in the affairs of the 'polis'. Contemporary civic republicans would seek to broaden the citizenry by moving barriers of class, gender etc. The key to citizen participation in ancient Greece was freedom for the citizens from want and unnecessary labour. However, this depended on the labour of others, including slaves. In the modern world, the problem is how to create the social and economic conditions that would allow the vast majority the freedom to participate in political life. The most well-known of modern civic republicans, Hannah Arendt, saw workers' councils as the basis of such a polity.
What is difference between republican and democrat in kid lingo?
i dont exactly kno alot but i do know that republicans are against abortions and democrats are free life.
Immediately after the war George Washington?
returned to mount vernon, hoping to return to private life
Which president is credited with saying I may be President of the US but my private life is nobody's damned business?
Chester A Arthur
