Why is voting considered to be a major responsibility of a U.S. citizen?
a. It is required for naturalization.
c. The government requires citizens to vote.
b. So that the actions of a citizen can be tracked.
d. Participation is the basis of democratic government.

The best answer is that d. Participation is the basis of democratic government.

Voting can only be done by citizens; who cannot be naturalized, so the first option in any case is wrong.

It is also not required - option c is wrong too.

Voting should not be public - this excludes option b.

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CristalBailey25 CristalBailey25 · Answer 2 · 2016-01-28T00:45:37+01:00

CristalBailey25 CristalBailey25

28-01-2016

i believe it B because i think it's required by the government

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Why is voting considered to be a major responsibility of a U.S. citizen? a. It is required for naturalization. c. The government requires citizens to vote. b. So that the actions of a citizen can be tracked. d. Participation is the basis of democratic government.

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Why is voting considered to be a major responsibility of a U.S. citizen?
a. It is required for naturalization.
c. The government requires citizens to vote.
b. So that the actions of a citizen can be tracked.
d. Participation is the basis of democratic government.