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What is a definition of citizenship? A. having been born in a country B. being a full and equal member of a nation C. having pledged to respect and support a government’s values D. fulfilling all the responsibilities
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What is a definition of citizenship?

A.
having been born in a country

B.
being a full and equal member of a nation

C.
having pledged to respect and support a government’s values

D.
fulfilling all the responsibilities and having all the rights of living in a society

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Answer: i would have to say D

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I think it’s D hope I helped :)
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