Fundamental rights can be limited during a national emergency to maintain public order and safety.

Voting in elections is a key responsibility of citizens in a democracy, as it allows them to participate in governance.

Paying taxes is a legal responsibility of citizenship in many countries.

Direct control by the federal government is NOT a characteristic of local self-government, which operates with autonomy.

Conducting foreign diplomacy is not a function of local self-government; it is a national responsibility.

While many democracies guarantee rights to equality and freedom of speech, the right to free healthcare is not universally recognized as a fundamental right.

The right to own property is not considered a fundamental right in many jurisdictions, as it may be subject to regulation.

The right to education is often considered a 'positive' right, as it requires the state to take action to provide it.

The right to privacy is often recognized as a fundamental right in many legal systems.

Only citizens can vote in federal elections.

Congress has the power to declare war.

The President is the head of the executive branch of the government.

As of October 2023, John Roberts is the Chief Justice of the United States.

Local citizens are typically responsible for electing their local government officials.