Citizenship gives certain rights and responsibilities to people. However, these rights and responsibilities are not the same in every country. For example, in the United States, citizens have the right to vote and run for election. However, in
North Korea
South Korea
Brazil
, citizens have a very limited choice in elections because the country recognizes only one political party. Similarly, citizens of the United States must pay taxes, but in countries such as
Australia
Kuwait
Britain
, citizens do not have to pay income taxes.