Citizenship, as more commonly applied to people belonging to a nation, comes with both rights and responsibilities. For example, people living in democracies have the right to representation — but also the responsibility of voting. In the United States, citizens also have the responsibilities of serving on a jury when called and paying taxes. Some rights include the right to protest the government, the right to unwarranted search and seizure, and the right to freedom of speech, to name just a few.
