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Write a few paragraphs distinguishing between national origin and citizenship.

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This solution provides students with the characterstics and facts that distinguish national origin and citizenship for a person living in any country.

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National origin emanates from the place where someone is born as well as their ancestral history and ethnicity. If someone is from Iran they would be considered as Iranian for citizenship and those descendants of the Persian Empire would be construed as Persian for their national origin because Iran's historical ancestors were Persians and are still considered Persians by national origin. This indicates ...

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