Quote by Mark Twain

Citizenship is what makes a republic; monarchies can get along without it

Citizenship is what makes a republic; monarchies can get alo

Summary

This quote suggests that the presence of citizenship is essential for the functioning of a republic, whereas monarchies can survive without it. It implies that in a republic, the active participation and sense of belonging from citizens are crucial for its stability and progress. Citizenship refers to the rights, responsibilities, and privileges that individuals have within a specific political community, whereas a monarchy revolves around a hereditary ruler. Therefore, this quote highlights the significance of citizen engagement in shaping and sustaining a successful republic.

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