Why do citizens have a responsibility to participate in matters of the government?

A. It is mandatory in order to demonstrate patriotism.

B. It is the law for people to actively contribute to society.

C. It is what makes the United States unique from other nations.

D. It is crucial to the success of the democratic process.

E. It is written in the Constitution by our founding fathers.

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Velez

7 March, 09:07

Why do citizens have a responsibility to participate in matters of the government?

A. It is mandatory in order to demonstrate patriotism.

B. It is the law for people to actively contribute to society.

C. It is what makes the United States unique from other nations.

D. It is crucial to the success of the democratic process.

E. It is written in the Constitution by our founding fathers.

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Jake Mahoney · Answer 1

One major reason why citizens have a responsibility to participate in matters of the government would be because " D. It is crucial to the success of the democratic process," since without this participation the country would move in favor of a minority.