• Sent to jail or prison
• Fined
• Put on probation
The punishments above are al...
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• Sent to jail or prison
• Fined
• Put on probation
The punishments above are all designed to ensure that
A.
citizens obey the law.
B.
citizens vote in elections.
C.
citizens participate in government.
D.
citizens pledge allegiance to the party in power.
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