What is the enduring legal relationship between a person and a state called?

Question

An enduring legal relationship between a person and a state, expressed in their mutual rights and duties, is called:

Answer choices

1. Citizenship.
2. None of the answers is correct.
3. Duties.
4. Democracy.
5. Sovereignty.

Explanation

Citizenship is an enduring legal relationship between a person and a state, expressed in mutual rights and duties.

Sovereignty concerns the independence and supremacy of state authority, while democracy concerns principles of organising government. Neither describes a person's legal membership of a state.