“The worth of the State, in the long run, is the worth of the individuals composing it”
— John Stuart Mill
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The value or strength of a country depends on the quality and character of the people who live there. If the citizens are honest, hardworking, and care about their community, the country will flourish and be strong. For example, think about a sports team. If each player trains hard, follows the rules, and works well with teammates, the whole team will perform better and win more games. In the same way, when people in a country act responsibly and contribute positively, the whole nation benefits. To apply this to daily life, focus on being a good citizen: help others, follow laws, and take part in your community. Small actions by many individuals can make the whole country a better place to live.
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