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RIGHTS RESPONSIBILITIES Bill of Rights Vote Pay Taxes Obey Laws Serve on Jury Selective Service Life, Liberty, and Property Freedom of Religion.

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Serve on Jury Selective Service Life, Liberty, and Property Freedom of Religion Freedom of Speech and Press Right to Bear Arms Right to Assemble and Petition Right to Trial by Jury Protection from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures

6 Resident of County You Vote ELECTIONS
VOTING QUALIFICATIONS 18 years old U.S. citizen Resident of County You Vote ELECTIONS President & Vice President 2 US Senators 13 US Representatives Governor & Lieutenant Governor 56 State Senators & State Representatives County officials (Mayor, School Board, Sheriff)

7 POLITICAL PARTIES IN AMERICA
DEMOCRAT INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN

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