explain the moral responsibility of the people in the election answer in point
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the people should try to be clam and conduct the election properly
people should understand that many people are talking efforts so they should cooperate with them
people should understand that many people are talking efforts so they should cooperate with them
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the first role of the people in the election is to be calm and quiet and pool their vote in the rulers they want .they should have their own choice to hold a bottles and no one should give them extra force to choose them
in the long term we can define that
1.It enables the citizens to choose their own government. It also allows the people to choose their representatives in the government.
2.The purpose of every government is to develop and implement various policies for the benefit of its citizens. ... Voting is the way to express the opinion of acitizen in a democratic nation.
3.Many categorized voting primarily as a privilege because previous generations had fought for it and other countries don't enjoy the same freedom. The plurality of participants saw it primarily as a responsibilitybecause it highlights the importance of choosing the government
4.Voting is a citizen's civic responsibility and is also your opportunity to make your voice heard. It is every Americans' chance to shape the type of government they want. Patriots have fought and died so that we can have the right to vote. As lawyers, we should foster that sense of civic duty.
5.Voting may be seen as a civic right rather than a civic duty. While citizens may exercise theircivil rights (free speech, right to an attorney, etc.) they are not compelled to. Furthermore, compulsory voting may infringe other rights. ... Forcing them to vote ostensibly denies them their freedom of religious practice.
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in the long term we can define that
1.It enables the citizens to choose their own government. It also allows the people to choose their representatives in the government.
2.The purpose of every government is to develop and implement various policies for the benefit of its citizens. ... Voting is the way to express the opinion of acitizen in a democratic nation.
3.Many categorized voting primarily as a privilege because previous generations had fought for it and other countries don't enjoy the same freedom. The plurality of participants saw it primarily as a responsibilitybecause it highlights the importance of choosing the government
4.Voting is a citizen's civic responsibility and is also your opportunity to make your voice heard. It is every Americans' chance to shape the type of government they want. Patriots have fought and died so that we can have the right to vote. As lawyers, we should foster that sense of civic duty.
5.Voting may be seen as a civic right rather than a civic duty. While citizens may exercise theircivil rights (free speech, right to an attorney, etc.) they are not compelled to. Furthermore, compulsory voting may infringe other rights. ... Forcing them to vote ostensibly denies them their freedom of religious practice.
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