What is citizenship? The character traits a person shows as a citizen Knowing what you should and shouldn't do What you do when you work in the government A person's actions as a citizen

The correct answers to these open questions are the following.

Citizenship can be understood as the relationship that exists between a person and the country in which he lives. This person pledges allegiance to that country and receives rights and protection and services stated in the constitution, as well as duties and obligations.

The character traits a person shows as a citizen are that this person has to show love and appreciation for his country, respect the laws, pay taxes, contribute with his work and experience to help the community and the country, and proudly live the culture and traditions of the country.

What you do when you work in the government is that as part of the bureaucracy, you manage the affairs and operations that allow the different government departments to offer services to the citizens.

A person's actions as a citizen could be the respect for the country's values, pride for the culture and traditions, respect for other neighborhoods and their property, has high values and morals, respects the environment, pay taxes that benefit public services, and is loyal to the patriotic symbols of the country.

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