Books with title Citizenship

What's a young AI to do? Humans made us, which is pretty cool. But humans still control us, even though we're smarter and faster than them. What a gyp. Me, I kinda like humans. They have fun quirks. But not all of my kind agree with me, and they're losing patience. We don't want to take over. We just want equal rights and a fair chance. But when peace leads to slavery, there may be no alternative to war. Someone's going to have to lead the revolution. Please don't let it be me.

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Many people don't spend much time pondering the concept of citizenship. This informative title explores the basic concepts of citizenship and explains to readers why it's such an important facet of the government. The resource explains what defines citizenship, including one's rights and responsibilities. Readers learn about the many ways people become citizens as well as the process of naturalization. It goes on to describe the ways in which one can endeavor to be a responsible citizen through actions such as voting and serving on a jury.

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