Question

What does citizenship mean to you?How the French Revolution and Nazism defined citizenship.In 200 words.

Answer 1

From me,Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the custom or law . Citizenship meant having rights to have possessions, immunities, expectations.

The French Revolution defined citizenship through
“Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen’. It meant ‘equality of
all men as citizens’. Citizens were the source of all sovereignty of
the nation. Men alone were viewed as born free and equal. They
alone had inalienable rights to liberty, property and citizenship.
Every citizen was also free to speak, write or print and publish his
views. Women were excluded from the French definition of
equality and citizenship. They were not viewed as equal to men
and they were not allowed to own any private property. They did
not have any rights to be involved in political matters or public
affairs.

Answer 2

Hey mate........

here is ur answer......

Citizenship according to me is the tag by a country to its citizens to follow certain rights...

In french revolution , the misuse of powers by the king lead its citizens to anger . The citizens are those who make a country , the people in France fighted very hard for their rights.. In the end the king was on his knees..

The Nazism in Germany......

Adolf Hitler was a brutal dictator and made people suffered a lot. He killed many people and never thought about them . Later the dictator suicided due to the angerness of people....

Hope it helps..

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