Peterson (2011) states that "citizens are made not born" in the context of civic education critically analyse Andrew Peterson's statement
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Answer:
Andrew Peterson made a critical statement.
Explanation:
Birth is a right given to us by nature. But it is we who choose how we live.
The government and society itself has to foster the moral sense of thinking and critical thinking in the individuals through a chain of examples. They have to be made something because they are not born with the intelligence and knowledge that they have after receiving education and training. They have to be shown through experience to differentiate between right and wrong.
Answer:
There is a need to think globally not domestically,
Explanation:
This statement has to have a meaning in these times of globalisation. We can see multitudes of examples where players and bureaucrats can have the right to represent the country they choose regardless of their place of birth.
Robin Peterson had stated this only through the cause of players representing their chosen country and again they might not have been even born there.